UML warns of action against those who publicly criticize party leadership
Summary
The CPN-UML has warned that leaders and cadres who publicly criticize or oppose the party’s policies and leadership will face disciplinary action. The party says its latest central committee meeting will serve as a cutoff point for restoring discipline.
Key Points
- The CPN-UML issued a directive warning of disciplinary action against members who publicly criticize, oppose, or insult the party’s policies, decisions, and leadership.
- The directive was released alongside the public disclosure of decisions from the party’s central committee meeting held from September 21 to 24.
- Signed by Chairman KP Sharma Oli, the warning says factionalism, anarchic behavior, and undisciplined activities will be brought under action.
- The party said its latest central committee meeting will be treated as a cutoff meeting to restore discipline within the organization.
