KATHMANDU, Jan 1: Bhim Rawal, a leader expelled from CPN-UML, announced that he will lead a ‘motherland awakening campaign’. At a press conference in Kathmandu on Wednesday, Rawal said that the campaign will unite all patriotic and honest forces, individuals, and communities to fight for the rights and interests of the country and its people.
He said, "We must advance toward the renaissance of an independent, free, and self-respecting Nepal, addressing the challenges and finding solutions to the problems the country and its people face. We must carefully reflect on and analyze the voices, aspirations, and needs of Nepalis both at home and abroad, and dedicate the state and politics to serving them."
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He emphasized that the country must prioritize and utilize its human and natural resources for the supreme interest of the nation, and this should be reflected in policies and decisions.
He emphasized that politics, political parties, and principles serve only as means to fulfill the country's supreme interest, and the country must always come first. This belief must be strengthened and upheld. He also stated that all elements and mechanisms of political parties and the state must focus on and operate for the national interest, as well as the prosperity and welfare of the people.
He further stated, "To achieve this, we must walk the path of method, procedure, system, and good governance with unwavering selflessness. Based on these principles, we must establish a comprehensive vision, programs, and policies related to the country and its people, and launch campaigns both within the country and abroad. The creation of a patriotic alternative political force has become inevitable. We will continue to advance our steps and efforts in this direction."
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