Kathmandu, Oct. 31 -- The Rastriya Swatantra Party, the fourth-largest in the dissolved House of Representatives, is organising a broad political dialogue Friday.

While the traditional parties are engaged in internal debates over how to move forward in the changed context following last month's Gen Z uprising, the RSP, which emerged as a major party from the 2022 parliamentary elections, has initiated dialogue to collaborate with other alternative political forces.

According to RSP Acting President DP Aryal, the two-day secretariat meeting of the party held a few days ago had decided to convene a "broad political dialogue" and start open discussions on various political alternatives.

"Our party has initiated a broad political dialogue ...