Politicians want to get back the money spent on buying votes after they lose in election

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ONLY IN NEPAL Candidates pressing for repay after losing elections MAHOTTARI, NOV 25 - Some of the political parties and their candidates who allegedly distributed hundreds of thousands of rupees to buy votes are now said to be pressing the voters to reimburse the amount after facing defeat in the Constituent Assembly (CA) election held on November 19. It is said that the parties and their candidates had distributed money to buy votes in most places in Mahottari Constituency No. 3 and 4. Locals say that the leaders and cadres of a few political parties that allegedly distributed money to buy votes have started to exert pressure on their agents whom they had given money for distributing to voters after facing defeat in the election . According to them, this is happening in Jaleshwar Municipality area, the district headquarters, and adjoining 10 Village Development Committees (VDCs) in Constituency No. 3. "Leaders and cadres of some political parties facing drubbing in the election are asking the people for repay, using abusive language and threats to them," said a local from Jaleshwar-5 on condition that his name not be disclosed. Some people are learnt to have even returned half the money they received from the parties and their candidates while others who have spent the entire amount have been forced to sign promissory deeds.    Similarly, locals in all the 14 VDCs in Constituency No. 4 also said that the agents of political parties who distributed money to buy votes are going around the villages asking voters to reimburse the amount. It is alleged that some parties and candidates distributed up to a ten million rupees in Constituency No. 3 and 4 to buy votes. RSS

cybernepali · Nov 25, 2013 9:57 AM · 1,407 views

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It makes sense. If you invested on something and it didn't payoff you should get money back. If monetary reimbursement is not a possibility, maybe they should consider getting paid back in terms of shoes and eggs, perhaps?

Kiddo · Nov 25, 2013 10:06 AM

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