Oli should be dragged to the February 21 election: Ghanshyam Bhusal
Kathmandu. Ghanshyam Bhusal, the coordinator of CPN United Samajwadi Party, has said that the CPN UML President KP Sharma Oli should be brought together in the elections on February 21st. Leader Bhusal said that the election could be canceled because of Oli, and the government, political parties and civil society should bring him to the polls.
Oliji is the only vehicle for the election. Nothing else stops the election. Bhusal said, "What I think is that after everyone has done election campaigning, there is no other option but for Oliji to run away." He said that there is no reason to postpone or not hold the election due to the preparation of the government and the political environment.
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