Kathmandu — Nepali Congress leader Sunil Kumar Sharma has said that the outcome of the election will not affect the social services he provides. Drawing attention to rumors and misinformation circulating in the market, he clarified that the services and assistance delivered through institutions he operates will continue as before.
He said the institutions have been prioritizing citizens with weak financial conditions by providing healthcare services ranging from discounts to free medical treatment. According to Sharma, such services have been made available in different parts of the country through proper procedures and official channels at the ward and district levels.
Sharma emphasized that election victory or defeat has no connection with social service or charitable work. He said the commitment to serve society and the nation remains unchanged and that these support programs and services will continue across the country in the coming days.
He also urged the public not to believe rumors or misleading information circulating in the market. For accurate information, he asked citizens to contact representatives affiliated with the institutions in their respective wards and follow the rules and procedures set by the organizations to receive services.
