Oli's roar after the victory, warning to stop the country by throwing hands on the leadership
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- Fri, 19 December 2025
Kathmandu. After winning the chairmanship again from the 11th convention of CPN-UML, KP Sharma Oli has warned that the country will be brought to a standstill by shaking hands with the party leadership. President Oli gave this warning while addressing the workers meeting held in Kathmandu after the swearing in of the party on Thursday.
He also instructed the party workers to be ready for the agitation, mentioning that physical attacks on the party leadership and panchayat-style riots had been initiated. He said that the government led by Sushila Karki should be overthrown and asked the workers to be prepared for that.
Oli said tat there is not only a media trial and rumors against the UML leadership, but now there is a conspiracy to make physical attacks and fake cases. He said, the day UMA takes control of the leadership, the country should come to a standstill, this government should fall and it will fall.
For this, he emphasized that CPN-9UML0 should be in a state of readiness from all over the country. He warned that touching UML would be the most expensive in the world and said that this should be shown by actions and not just words. He instructed the workers to be ready to take to the streets, saying that going against the UML leadership would be very dangerous for the opposition.
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