CPN-UML Leader Yuvraj Gyawali Discusses Political Retirement, Party Direction, and Elections
Summary
CPN-UML leader Yuvraj Gyawali announces stepping down from party executive roles while discussing party dynamics, ticket distribution controversies, and election prospects including KP Sharma Oli and Nepali Congress.
Key Points
- Yuvraj Gyawali announces retirement from active politics but remains available for party tasks.
- Gyawali criticizes partiality and collusion in UML’s ticket distribution process.
- He predicts UML should form a majority government but acknowledges challenges from rival parties including the Rastriya Swatantra Party.
- Gyawali remarks Nepali Congress faces internal contradictions but might revitalize due to new leadership and youth energy.
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