Tribhuwan Nagar, May 4: President of the Rastriya Prajatantra Party and ex prime minister Surya Bahadur Thapa has said that his party has to work as per the aspirations of the people as it was unified from the need of the nation and the people’s wishes.

Inaugurating the Dang district conference of the sister organisations of the RPP recently, president Thapa said the resolution of the problems of corruption should be given priority as it has been increasing in the country in the political level.

President Thapa said the Maoists should adopt the constitutional way by shunning murder and violence for which the government should pave way.

Former prime minister Lokendra Bahadur Chand said nobody should conduct activities that are against the constitution and democracy.

Central member of the RPP Rabindra Nath Sharma said the lack of development activities and law and order is due to unrest and called for impartial administration for good governance. Central treasurer of the party Parashu Narayan Chaudhari expressed the view that the works of the last ten years since the restoration of democracy should be evaluated.

At the function presided over by RPP district chairman Dinesh Bahadur Neupane, various other speakers including party assistant general secretary Khem Raj Pandit, MP Netralal Shrestha, central member Prem Bahadur Bhandari, National Democratic Youth Organisation president Bhuwan Pathak, Balkrishna Saha, Krishna Bahadur Nepali, Chandra Kumari Pandeya, Hikmat Dhakal, Bhupanarayan Ghartimagar, Bhupendra Hamal, Devendra Giri and Tilak Majagaiya also expressed their views.

Meanwhile in Chautara, RPP general secretary Pashupati Shumsher J. B. Rana said the state of law and order in the country has been deteriorating and corpution rampant following restoration of democracy in the country.

Inaugurating the first district convention of National Democratic Youth Organisation here recently, Rana said democracy will not gain momentum unless the people exercise their franchise freely.

RPP district ad hoc committee president Madan Bahadur Rayamajhi presided.