Udaya Shumsher slams govt for undermining rule of law, calls Nepal ‘banana republic’
Summary
Nepali Congress General Secretary Udaya Shumsher Rana has accused the government of undermining the rule of law and warned that Nepal is becoming a “banana republic.” He alleged misuse of state institutions, intimidation of officials and media, and said the party would push for an inquiry committee when parliament resumes.
Key Points
- Udaya Shumsher Rana accused the government of acting arbitrarily and undermining the rule of law.
- He linked the audio controversy and police conduct to alleged misuse of state institutions and intimidation of judges, media, and officials.
- Rana claimed advisers were effectively running the country and accused Prime Minister's Office officials of criminal acts.
- Nepali Congress will seek an inquiry committee and intensify resistance to defend democracy, the Constitution, and judicial independence.
