KATHMANDU, Feb 8: Former Chairman of Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP), Kamal Thapa quit the party on Tuesday.
Organizing a press conference at Hetauda, Thapa announced to separate from the RPP.
Addressing the conference, Thapa maintained that he had to quit the party because his voice was not being heard in the party.
Thapa had been accusing Former King Gyanendra of interfering in the election during the party’s general convention held earlier in Kathmandu. Thapa had also demanded investigation into the case.
After the newly elected Chairman Rajendra Lingden refused to conduct an investigation, Thapa made the move to quit the party.
