Leader Ale: I will work day and night in the service of the people of Kailali-5

Kailali. Prem Bahadur Ale, an influential leader of the Nepali Communist Party (NCP) and candidate for Kailali-5, has expressed a firm commitment to work day and night in the service of the people of Kailali Constituency No. 5.

Speaking at a voter interaction and door-to-door program organized in Dhangadhi Sub-Metropolitan City-3, Bishalnagar on Saturday, he shared his experience of successfully completing several important development projects while serving as a minister in the past. He stated that development, good governance, and the prosperity of the people are his main agendas.

Claiming to be a leader who delivers results, candidate Ale said, "I am not a leader who spreads false promises like others. I am a person who shows results. Serving the people is my first priority."

He pledged to bring concrete programs in the fields of education, health, agriculture, road infrastructure, drinking water, and employment. He mentioned his goal of developing Kailali-5 into a prosperous, organized, and opportunity-rich region. 

He further stated his plan to operate skill-based training, self-employment opportunities, and entrepreneurship promotion programs, especially for the youth.

"The next five years will be the years of transformation for Kailali-5. I will leave no stone unturned for the development of this area," he said.

Leader Ale concluded by stating that the support and cooperation of voters are essential to strengthen democracy and accelerate development, appealing for his victory in the upcoming election. He reiterated his commitment, saying, "I will never let the people's trust be broken."

Local residents drew attention to various problems in the Bishalnagar area. They raised demands such as road upgrading, drainage, sewage management, expansion of health services, and subsidized loans for farmers. In response, leader Ale assured them that the legitimate demands of the people would be prioritized and work would proceed in a planned manner.

During the door-to-door program, he met voters directly to seek their blessings and suggestions. Locals also gave positive feedback toward Ale, pointing out the need for development-oriented leadership.