Bibeksheel Nepali's decision of applicant, 21-year old Ranju Darshana, has been making waves as the most youthful candidate for Mayor till date.
Shashwat Acharya and Supriya Gurung talked with Darshana about her appointment, her technique for running, the arrangements and approaches she needs to present, and the issue of her political inability.
How might you persuade individuals to vote in favor of you?
Giving me your vote implies that you are voting in favor of progress. Those legislators our identity acquainted with have as of now demonstrated to us what they are prepared to do; they have as of now demonstrated to us what they can—and what they can't—do.
I speak to a whole era of youth.
Upwards of 82 percent Kathmandu's aggregate populace includes those less than 45 years old. The middle age of the populace is 21.9. These are the gatherings that I am attempting to speak to.
While more established eras have needed to manage various issues, the young people confront various entanglements also.
This timeframe has a place with the new era; the ball is in our court to handle the issues tormenting our country.
Our era can guarantee that the past, present and future eras are very much accommodated.
It is my expectation that the future eras won't see past administration with aversion, as we have come to do.
What pulled in you particularly to the post of a chairman?
The constitution expresses that once a native is 21, they are qualified for appointment. In any case, legitimate issues aside, I believe that I can't delay. Kathmandu is known as a metropolitan city, yet the criteria for this title has not been satisfied.
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