Rajendra Bajgain Announces Departure from Nepali Congress

Rajendra Bajgain, a leader of the Nepali Congress, has decided to leave the party. Through social media, he stated, “Ultimately, I could not remain in Congress.” Bajgain expressed dissatisfaction with the party leadership and regret over the decision to reinstate certain memberships. Kathmandu, 29 Chaitra.

Writing on Facebook, Bajgain said, “Ultimately, I could not stay in Congress. Gentlemen hold manure in their hands, carrying a burden of grass on their backs. Genuine citizens with potential will come to know the truth later.” He has recently voiced his unhappiness with the Nepali Congress leadership.

He added, “I feel sorrowful over the decision to reinstate Kisunji’s membership; why was it necessary to re-register repeatedly? There was no justification for it. I have decided not to remain in a party that has lost its culture, history, and progressive path, and has become a crowd of confused minds.”

Bajgain alleged that special groups are engaged in a takeover campaign within the party, stating, “They are playing these games — if possible, they grab official authority by any means, and if not, they erect barriers of difficult stones to create a façade of data collection while secretly scheming to seize control of Congress by manipulating membership ‘DNA.’”