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UML Central Committee Meeting: Oli's political report was passed unanimously

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Kathmandu. On the third day of the third meeting of the CPN-UML Central Committee, the political report presented by Chairman KP Sharma Oli was passed unanimously. The report was passed after President Oli explained the opinions and suggestions made by the central members on the report in the meeting held at Ram Bagh Bhawan in Banimandal, Lalitpur. In the meeting, the members of the Central Committee along with the members of the Party Secretariat presented their opinions and suggestions.

In the meeting, a large number of central members including the vice president, general secretary, deputy general secretary, secretary and chairman of the commission presented their opinions and suggestions.

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