Gokul's question to Oli: 'Why did you stop Vidya's party membership? Now it is appropriate to leave the leadership'
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Media Baaji
- Fri, 17 October 2025
Kathmandu. CPN-UML leader and former minister Gokul Baskota has expressed displeasure over the suspension of former president Bidya Devi Bhandari's membership.
Addressing the ongoing central committee meeting of the party, he said that he was dissatisfied with the suspension of former president Bhandari's membership. He targeted the party president KP Sharma Oli and said that Bhandari's membership cannot be stopped.
Why was Vidya Bhandari's membership stopped yesterday? Why did the president stop? Even yesterday, I disagreed with the suspension of Vidya's membership, and I disagree today as well," said leader Baskota. Leader Baskota reminded that the arrangement of two terms in the leadership of the party was brought by President Oli and suggested that it would be appropriate to leave the leadership now. Mentioning that the convention has come, he said that now the leadership will be chosen.
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