NISP’s Balendra Shah pledges prosperity for Far-west at Dhangadhi gathering

Dhangadhi: Senior leader of the Balendra Shah from the National Independent Party (NISP) has stated that his party will work to fulfill the dream of making the Far West prosperous.

Addressing the ‘Change Declaration’ meeting organized in Dhangadhi, Kailali, Shah said in Doteli, “I saw a needle in my eye, the Far West and the country have become prosperous. The NISP is the party that will fulfill that dream.”

He emphasized that economically disadvantaged citizens should have easy access to education and health services. Stating that his agenda includes completing road projects scheduled for two years within one and a half years, Shah said delays in development would be unacceptable. “Even if it is tied to a tree or in a cage, the road should be built,” he said.

Shah added that it is not necessary to make the country “Switzerland,” but rather to focus on developing natural and religious tourist destinations in the Far West. He pointed to sites such as Badimalika, Ramaroshan, and Khaptad National Park as foundations for regional prosperity.

“Even if you don’t vote, it’s okay,” he said, “give us a list of works, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh will show by working.” He reiterated that the overall development of the Far West remains his top priority.