Politics
Ishwar Pokharel's warning to Pradeep Gyawali: Don't make waves by sarcasm
Kathmandu. CPN-UML leader Ishwar Pokharel has warned another leader of the party, Pradeep Gyawali, not to make sarcasm. Leader Pokharel, who was defeated for the post of chairman in the recently concluded convention, told the newly elected central member Gyawali not to disturb the party by saying that it would not benefit the party by 'inciting sarcasm'.
Targeting the meeting organized by the Ishwar Pokharel party in Kathmandu after the convention, Gyawali said that the decision not to accept the extension of the convention will turn the party into an endless debate club. Pokheral also gave the same answer on Facebook to Pokheralakshit. However, both the leaders have not written their names in their statuses.
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The process of forming the current government is unconstitutional: Ramesh Badal
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