To cover up its weaknesses, the government spread baseless rumors against the Congress: Chief Minister Sangraula
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- Fri, 6 November 2026
Kathmandu. General Minister of Nepali Congress Dila Sangraula has seriously accused the government of spreading baseless rumors by attacking the Congress to cover up its weaknesses and incompetence. Speaking at an interview program organized by the Reporters Club Nepal on Friday in Kathmandu, she said that they were trying to discredit the party chairman by creating a false comment as if there was a deal of 18 crores without any evidence. He says that the government has spread misleading rumors like arresting the Speaker with the intention of hiding its black deeds.
General Minister Sangraula made it clear that Nepali Congress is always fully committed to democracy, republic, fundamental rights of citizens and press freedom. She warned the government to stop such conspiratorial activities immediately, making it clear that the Congress, which is not afraid of Rana, Panchayat and monarchy, will not be afraid of the present government.
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