Oli warns against indiscipline in UML, calls past ouster moves ‘criminal’
Summary
CPN-UML Chair KP Sharma Oli has warned party leaders against factionalism, indiscipline and internal disorder, calling past attempts to oust him “criminal.” He said the party will focus on local elections, organizational expansion and a digital campaign to counter misinformation.
Key Points
- KP Sharma Oli declared the UML’s third Central Committee plenary meeting a cut-off date and said internal differences within the party had been resolved.
- He said past attempts to remove him as party chair in the name of reorganization were “criminal” and warned there would be no forgiveness for future indiscipline.
- Oli said the party’s priorities are restoring democracy, preparing for the April local elections, and strengthening party organization through digital record-keeping and new memberships.
- He ruled out merger talks with other political parties, while saying electoral alliances or issue-based cooperation could still be possible.
