After finishing his Matribhumi Jagaran Abhiyan (Motherland Awakening Campaign), former CPN-UML Vice Chairman Bhim Rawal has returned to Kathmandu.
Following his expulsion from the party, Rawal made the announcement of the campaign in a press statement on January 1. After the news, he started his campaign from Jhapa, made his way via Sunsari, and reached Achham before calling it a day.
Rawal stated that more talks will determine future plans when he returned to Kathmandu on Thursday. “I’ve been visiting several areas for about a month, and now I’m back in Kathmandu. Following consultations, the next course of action will be decided,” he stated.
According to reports, Rawal is getting ready to start a new political party. He has already spoken with Karna Malla, the vice president of the Nepali Congress, as part of these preparations. There are signs that the Nepali Congress (BP) and Rawal’s party might soon come together.
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