Ushakiran said to Oli: The progress of the party cannot be stopped to fulfill the ambition of one person
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Media Baaji
- Fri, 17 October 2025
Kathmandu. CPN-UML central member Ushakiran Timsina has demanded the resignation of party president KP Sharma Oli. Commenting on the meeting of the 10th Central Committee of CPN-UML in Lalitpur, she said that it is not possible to go to the election or movement with the current leadership. On the third day of the meeting, on Friday, she presented ten-point suggestions and questions, as one of the main demands of the Zenji movement was the reorganization of the parties, and demanded that the leadership should be transferred to the UML.
Every time the country has a responsibility. The main task of today's Nepalese politics is the reorganization of parties. Reorganization of UML is important for that. It has already started in the Congress', Timsina said, 'Now the president should resign and open the door to the country's political deadlock. You cannot go to elections or protests with this structure. Comrade Oli will send a positive message across the country as soon as he takes leave and becomes a parent.
She has also demanded the return of the land donated to UML as the property of businessman Meen Bahadur Gurung was damaged in the Genji movement.
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