Oli's accusation that the government led by Sushila Karki was formed by arson and looting
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Media Baaji
- Sat, 18 October 2025
Kathmandu. CPN-UML President and former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has criticized the current government saying it is unconstitutional and formed by arson, vandalism and looting. On Saturday, at the tea party held at the party's central office, Chasal, Oli said, "This government did not come from a revolution, but a counter-revolution." The constitution and laws do not accept this. He added, by making the common people panic, setting houses on fire, and in an environment of looting, this government was formed.
Oli asserted that the current government has no reason and no deadline has been set and said that the government is unstable and runs on fear. He said, "If there is no foundation, the government will be shaken if it is shaken like this." How many people who have a foundation are forcibly confiscated, but it is not a foundation. When it shakes, it pops. And the threats of this government?'' He added, 'Not even one percent has supported this government. One percent is three lakhs. It was not created with the participation of the common people. It was built by setting people's houses on fire.' He said that there is no alternative to restoring the parliament to save the country from a constitutional vacancy.
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