Oli's comment that the election environment has not yet been created
Jhapa. Chairman of CPN-UML KP Sharma Oli has said that there is still no secure environment for the elections. Talking to mediapersons at Bhadrapur Airport in Jhapa on Sunday, Oli said that looking so far, there is still doubt that the elections will be held on time.
If there is an election, we will participate. The atmosphere of the election cannot be called this yet," he said. At that time, he was asked by the media, 'What do you see?' Oli replied, 'I think the election will happen now.'
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