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- Varshman Pun, the vice-president of the CPN, admitted that the party could not use the votes it received in the 2006 election.
- Pun said that the then CPN-Maoist won a big victory in the 2014 election and the two parties competed together in 2014.
- Admitting that party unity has not been utilized, he said that the CPN will help the country to move forward by taking the RSVP as an education.
19 Chait, Kathmandu. CPN Vice-President and Member of Parliament Barshman Pun has admitted that his party could not make good use of the votes it received in the 2006 election.
Addressing the meeting of the House of Representatives on Thursday, Pun said that the then Maoist could not make use of the majority.
In the 2064 election, the then CPN Maoist had achieved almost a similar victory. In 2074, we competed together as two parties,’ he said, ‘later we united the party. We did not know how to make good use of it.’
He urged the party and the country to take the RSVP as an education. He also said that CPN will support for this.