K P Sharma Oli Faces Minority in Secretariat; Gagan Thapa Calls for Unity; Judiciary Shadowed by Government; Congress Questions Court Order; Corruption Suspected in Refreshment Center Project; Trade Data Released; JSP Nepal Reviews Election Defeat; Clashes at RSP Meeting; Robbery Plan Foiled
Summary
CPN UML Chairman K P Sharma Oli is in minority within the secretariat as party leaders including Shankar Pokharel and Yogesh Bhattarai oppose him and demand his resignation. Nepali Congress President Gagan Thapa calls for unity amid internal dissatisfaction.
Key Points
- CPN UML Chairman K P Sharma Oli is in minority in the party secretariat with key leaders demanding his resignation.
- Nepali Congress President Gagan Thapa urges party leaders to manage differences and unite.
- Judiciary is facing challenges with government influence and court orders questioned by Congress.
- Corruption suspected in a refreshment center project raising concerns.
- Various political events include JSP Nepal reviewing election defeat and clashes at RSP meeting.
