Congress leader's allegation that the stolen weapons were hidden by the Home Minister
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- Mon, 20 October 2025
Kathmandu. Nepali Congress general committee member and youth leader Bhupendrajung Shahi has made a serious allegation that Home Minister Omprakash Aryal himself hid the stolen weapons during the Genji movement. Shahi has made such allegations while objecting to Home Minister Aryal's statement that political parties will not use looted weapons and escaped prisoners. He also accused Home Minister Aryal of spreading rumors and doing political maneuvers to extend his power.
It is mentioned in the statement released by Shahi, "It is doubtful that the person who incited the youth and instigated the arson by giving chaotic and violent expressions during the Genji movement is now the Home Minister and spreading rumors that the political parties should take responsibility for the stolen weapons." Therefore, there is a suspicion that the stolen weapons may have been hidden under the instructions of Home Minister Aryal.
He has also accused Home Minister Aryal of making chaotic statements and inciting violence, spoiling the election environment and spreading excitement in the society. Shahi has commented that it is serious and objectionable for a person holding a responsible position like the Home Minister to make misleading statements such as 'leaders have fled' without official information.
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