Political Showdown in Dharan Sub-Metropolitan City Over Office Decor

A high-stakes meeting is currently underway between Mayor Harka Sampang of Dharan Sub-Metropolitan City and representatives from five political parties. The focus of the discussions is the controversial removal of photos of the President and Prime Minister from the mayor’s office.

Earlier, leaders from prominent political parties, including Nepali Congress, CPN (Maoist Center), and CPN-UML, stormed into Sampang’s office armed with photos of the President and Prime Minister, demanding their immediate reinstatement. The mayor had earlier replaced these images with depictions of Yalamber, the first king of the Kirat Dynasty, accusing the central government of unsupportive behavior.

The ongoing meeting is a crucial attempt to find a resolution to the matter, with tensions running high and the presence of a substantial number of security personnel in the sub-metropolis office premises underscoring the sensitivity of the issue. The political impasse has gripped the city, and citizens are anxiously awaiting the outcome of the discussions that could potentially shape the future dynamics between the local administration and the central government.

As the negotiations unfold, Dharan Sub-Metropolitan City remains at the center of attention, with both political and public interest intensifying as the city grapples with this unexpected clash over the visual representation of national leadership within the mayor’s office. Stay tuned for further updates as the situation develops.