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Oli's allegation: The Balen government was formed by killing violence, vandalism and arson

Kathmandu. Chairman of CPN-UML and former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has accused the current government of murder, violence, vandalism and arson. Chairman Oli made this accusation while speaking at an interaction program with MPs at the party office on Sunday organized by the party parliamentary affairs department.

President Oli said, "Current politics is running without definition, without direction, without principles. In a democracy, there are legal and constitutional ways to change the government, but the beginning of the current government formation is murder, violence, vandalism, occupation, and arson." He says that after August 23 and 24, the country's politics has become directionless.

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