Former PM Deuba Alleges Financial Dealings in Party Authenticity Dispute
Summary
Sher Bahadur Deuba has accused financial influence in the dispute over Nepali Congress party authenticity and called for an impartial investigation. He said the party’s values and symbol should not be traded for money, and expressed confidence that the court will deliver a just decision.
Key Points
- Sher Bahadur Deuba alleged that money was used to influence the decision in the Nepali Congress authenticity dispute.
- He called for an impartial investigation into reports that Election Commissioners were pressured and threatened.
- Deuba criticized party leader Gagan Kumar Thapa, saying Congress cannot be saved by selling the party for money.
- He expressed confidence that the court will issue a fair ruling and said the party should run according to rules and workers' trust.
