'My hands are clean': Gagan Thapa responds to audio controversy (With video)
Summary
Gagan Thapa has denied any wrongdoing after an audio recording surfaced in connection with the Nepali Congress controversy. In a video message, the party president said his hands are clean and insisted no money or improper transaction was involved.
Key Points
- Gagan Thapa released a video message on Facebook denying any wrongdoing in the audio controversy.
- He said he does not know how the audio was recorded or whether the speaker was acting voluntarily.
- Thapa described the special general convention as a rebellion by grassroots party workers.
- He claimed there was no financial transaction or improper act in the Nepali Congress's political and legal battle.
