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Rabindra Mishra joined (RPP) Rastriya Prajatantra Party

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Rabindra Mishra, who emerged from media work and entered the direct politics of Nepal through the Sajha Party, today joined the Rastriya Prajatantra Party RPP after resigning from the Bibeksheel Sajha Party a few days ago.

Mishra joined the RPP with the post of Senior Vice President during a program held today at the National Assembly House.

It is said that along with Mishra, more than a dozen leaders and workers, including Bibeksheel Sajha’s spokesperson Sharad Pathak, Bagmati provincial coordinator and executive committee member Ujwalkrishna Shrestha, are also preparing to join RPP.

Rabindra Mishra resigns as chairman of Bibekshil Sajha Party

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Rabindra Mishra, chairman of Bibekshil Sajha, has resigned from his post. He informed this by writing the status on the social network Facebook.

He said that he had resigned on moral grounds due to the disappointing results of the local elections.
He also said that he would remain an ordinary member of the party and urged all the party members to join the party who had resigned earlier.
The full text of his resignation letter is as follows:

Bibekshil Sajha warns Rabindra Mishra not to unite with RPP: Pandey Mishra clashes escalate

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Spokesperson of Vibekshil Saja Party Harish Prasad Bhatta has issued a press release asking Rabindra Mishra not to misuse the name of Bibekshil Sajha Party.

After the issue of party unity between RPP Chairman Lingden and Mishra came up in the media on Friday, the Milan Pandey group has issued a statement protesting his move. At the same time, the proposal of party unification with RPP is said to be of Mishra’s personal interest and not of the party.

The statement also appealed to the party members not to participate in Mishra’s move to make the party unconstitutional and force the party leaders to stand against the essence of alternative politics. The party has been divided into two factions while fighting a legal battle and will move ahead with party consolidation under the leadership of coordinator Pandey.

Earlier, Mishra had announced that he had expelled Pandey from the party. However, Pandey had said that he would not accept Mishra’s decision.