RSP's 'candidate club' is the start of immoral politics: AJP chair Prabhu Saha

Aam Janata Party (AJP) chair Prabhu Saha has described the Rastriya Swatantra Party's (RSP) 'candidate club' as the start of immoral politics.
He made the remark while addressing a meeting of the AJP's Madhesh Province committee in Birgunj on Saturday. The RSP has announced the formation of this club to select candidates.
According to Saha, it is contradictory for the RSP, which seeks votes by claiming it wants to make local government party-free, to itself form a club to choose candidates. He alleged that RSP leaders and cadres appear more concerned about positions and chairs than about the country and the people.
Saha, who has also served as a minister, criticized the ruling RSP again at a felicitation program of the Agragami Morcha municipal committee in Garuda, Rautahat. There, he said, "The bell-symbol party is only worried about chairs," adding that RSP ranks are focused solely on winning elections and securing posts.
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