Sep 05, Kathmandu - Rabi Lamichhane has given a strong response to the widespread rumors and political speculation in the market that the relationship between the two powerful young leaders who have brought a new wave to Nepal's politics in recent times - Prime Minister Balendra Shah and Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) Chairman Rabi Lamichhane - has cooled down. Speaking at a public forum yesterday, Chairman Lamichhane claimed that there has been no gap between him and Prime Minister Balen Shah, but rather that they have moved forward more united and stronger than before.

Lamichhane's clarification, cutting across various criticisms that have been going on on social media and in political circles that a tussle has begun between the two leaders, has temporarily dispelled the controversy and confusion that has been seen.

Rabi's shock to those spreading confusion: 'We have become stronger'

While many questions are being raised in the corridors of Singha Durbar regarding the equation of Balen Shah, who resigned from the post of mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City and became the Prime Minister of Nepal through the last general election, and RSP Chairman Rabi Lamichhane, Rabi Lamichhane has clarified from the stage. He said that they have formed a stronger front as a complement to each other and that the things being spread outside are just rumors.

Commitment to 'level up' together if the government goes on the wrong track

During his speech, Lamichhane also clarified the overall governance system of the country and the objective of his front. He said that if the country and the government go on the wrong track (on the wrong path), they will work together to bring it back on the right path. "The vehicle to take the country on the right path has moved forward, our relationship has moved forward stronger than before," Rabi claimed.

New Power Collaboration Shakes Political Circles

This 'inner promise' and growing political collaboration between Prime Minister Balen Shah's government and Rabi Lamichhane has created a big stir among the leaders of traditional parties. As two strong public waves and youth-crazed leaders stand together and embark on a strategy of collaborating for the prosperity of the country, it has been interpreted in various ways in the opposition political circle.