Ravi Lamichhane Says He Feels No Pressure Despite Prime Minister’s Absence from Parliament

Rastriya Swatantra Shakti Party (Raswapa) Chairman Ravi Lamichhane has clearly stated that he feels no pressure due to the Prime Minister’s absence from Parliament. Lamichhane remarked, “I am not the kind of person to live under such pressure,” adding that pressure arises only when the government is not functioning properly. He also emphasized that the party has been transformed through a general convention and that urgent action is needed according to the party’s constitution. (7th Jestha, Kathmandu)

Chairman Lamichhane explained that he does not feel pressured because the Prime Minister has not appeared in Parliament. During a brief conversation with journalists while leaving the House of Representatives meeting on Thursday, he reiterated that he is not influenced or pressured, even by the Prime Minister’s absence.

When asked by journalists if the Prime Minister’s absence caused him pressure, Lamichhane replied, “No, not at all. I am not the kind of person to succumb to such pressure. I have no such pressure.” He further stated that he only feels pressured when the government fails to perform its duties.

Lamichhane expressed confidence that the party, having undergone transformation through the general convention, will progress properly. “This is the time to work swiftly. We are also bound by our party’s constitution. Our preparations are complete,” he said.