Shram Sanskriti Party Chairman Harka Sampang has claimed that his party has a concrete vision to transform Nepal.
Addressing a gathering at Siphal Chaur in Kathmandu on Monday, he said he does not consider himself a leader merely by delivering elaborate speeches.
“We stand before you as the last alternative. Shram Sanskriti Party has a vision — we have a vision,” Sampang said. “We know, from the roots, how this country can be changed. We do not call ourselves leaders just because we speak for three hours and get you nowhere.”
He said the party’s leadership has reached every nook and cranny across the country and understood people’s hardships. “We have gone to impoverished communities, we have shared woes with the people, and understood their every problem,” he added.
Sampang emphasized that Shram Sanskriti Party belongs to the people. “This party is yours. It is not Harka Sampang’s party. It represents the culture of all Nepalis. Only the culture of labor can bring real change to this country,” he affirmed.
“I am ready to debate this for thousands of hours,” he further added.
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