"Mindset of political leaders hasn't changed yet"
25 Jan 2025
KATHMANDU: As the elections scheduled for November 20 are approaching, political leaders have intensified their attempts to please the leadership and get tickets.
With the top leaders’ commitment to retain the ruling coalition even while contesting in the forthcoming election, young aspirants for leadership are likely to be disappointed again.
In this context, Khabarhub’s Dhiraj Basnet approached Nepali Congress youth leader Prakash Rasaili to discuss what the new generation of leaders think about the continuation of the coalition, seat distribution, and many others. Excerpts:
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