Kathmandu. Raj Kumar Lekhi, a member of the Central Executive Committee of the Mahanta Thakur-led Democratic Socialist Party (LOSPA), who had split from the Janata Samajbadi Party and registered with the Election Commission on September 26, has resigned from the party. On Thursday morning, Lekhi handed over a letter announcing his resignation to LSP chairman Mahanta Thakur. Leader Lekhi has said that he has resigned from the executive committee of LOSPA to start a new political journey.
After resigning from all the posts of the party, the then CPN (UML) abandoned it in 2063 BS and started a neo-socialist party. Later, he became the vice-president of the Rajendra Mahato-led Sadbhavana Party Nepal. Lekhi is also the former central president of the Federation of Indigenous Tribes.
Stating that the tradition of calling only the new party and criticizing the old party has prevailed, he said that this should not be the case. Stating that the new parties have gone beyond the old ones, he said that now one of the Nepali Congress, CPN-Maoist Center, and CPN-UML will be involved in politics. According to a source, the UML is planning to enter Saptari Constituency No. 1 and enter politics.
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