Harka Sampang, the leader of the Shram Sanskriti Party, is currently conducting a tour of the Karnali Province to engage with local residents and address their concerns. According to party secretary Tikaram Rai, this initiative is tied to a campaign focused on the construction of a suspension bridge in Humla. The party has intensified its presence in western Nepal following the March 5 election, utilizing infrastructure projects like the bridge in Darchula to broaden its national influence. Furthermore, the organization has deployed volunteers to provide assistance in regions impacted by the Bhotekoshi flood, specifically in Rasuwa and Nuwakot. These efforts reflect the party's strategy to increase its visibility and operational footprint beyond its traditional base, while other political entities in the Koshi region appear to be maintaining a more cautious or reactive stance regarding these developments.
Source : Online Khabar
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