Three Rastriya Swatantra Party Members in Contention for Ministry of Physical Infrastructure
Within the Rastriya Swatantra Party, three members have expressed interest in the Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport.
Sunil Lamsal, elected from Rupandehi-5, is the party’s first choice for the ministry.
The second contender is Ashish Gajurel from Sindhuli-2, who is regarded as an expert in the infrastructure sector.
Although Sudhan Gurung from Gorkha-1 has also staked a claim, his chances are considered low.
Sources indicate that, according to internal party arrangements, Gurung may be assigned to the Ministry of Youth and Sports instead.
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