CPN-UML Expresses Concern Over Tense Atmosphere Ahead of February 21 By-elections, Alleges Attacks by Rastriya Swatantra Party
Summary
The Communist Party of Nepal (UML) has raised concerns over a tense atmosphere and alleged attacks by the Rastriya Swatantra Party ahead of the February 21 House of Representatives by-elections, demanding peaceful and secure voting conditions.
Key Points
- The CPN-UML expressed concern over a tense and fearful atmosphere ahead of the February 21 by-elections.
- Min Bahadur Shahi accused the Rastriya Swatantra Party of attacking UML leadership and election symbols and attempting to disrupt the elections.
- The UML questioned the Election Commission's role amid violations of the election code of conduct, such as distribution of partisan materials during the Holi festival.
- Shahi asserted that UML will be the most popular party after the elections and called for security and a clean election process.
