Today's politics is directionless and pointless: Oli

Kathmandu. Chairman of CPN-UML KP Sharma Oli has said that Nepal's politics is currently running in a directionless, lawless and unethical manner. Speaker Oli said that the country's politics has become directionless after August 23 and 24 while speaking in an interaction with MPs at the party office organized by the party parliamentary affairs department.

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