NSSP Calls for Nationwide Public Awareness Campaign Against Corruption

Kathmandu — A joint meeting of the central office bearers and Kathmandu Valley leaders of the Nepal Federal Socialist Party (NSSP), led by former State Minister for Home Affairs Mohammad Rizwan Ansari, was held on Wednesday at the party's central office in Buddhanagar, Kathmandu.

The meeting conducted an in-depth review of the current political situation and made the party’s firm and clear stance public against widespread corruption, looting, exploitation, and disorder prevailing in the country.

The meeting was chaired by the party’s Vice President Seema Khan and conducted by General Secretary Ananta Rai. Treasurer Mamtaj Ansari, Deputy General Secretaries Janak Karki and Surendra Pradhan, Secretary Dinesh Pakhrin, Valley In-charge Chandra Tamang, Head of Foreign Affairs Department Thakurchandra Gahtoraj, along with other central office bearers and Kathmandu Valley leaders, were present.

The meeting concluded that widespread loot, irregularities, and lack of good governance have disrupted the lives of ordinary citizens. It decided to actively move forward with the joint public awareness campaign under the call of the Federal Republican Alliance.

As part of this campaign, a grand interaction and mass assembly will be organized in Jaleshwar, Mahottari on Bhadra 7 (August 23), and in Kathmandu on Bhadra 27 (September 12).

The meeting instructed all party members across the country to prepare fully for making these events grand and effective. Additionally, a 13-member preparation committee led by General Secretary Ananta Rai has been formed to successfully organize the Kathmandu Valley event.

Leaders stated that this campaign will rise as the voice of the people against injustice, oppression, and corruption.

The party has warmly invited the general public from across the country to actively participate in the seminar titled “Liberation Movement of the Oppressed People and the Current Political Situation” to be held in Kathmandu on Bhadra 27 (September 12).