We want to forget everything and return to our home unconditionally: Kisan Shrestha
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Media Baaji
- Wed, 5 November 2025
Kathmandu. Kisan Shrestha, the leader of CPN United Socialist Party, has said that they are going to return to UML unconditionally. In a press conference organized by Ramkumari Jhankri's group including Shrestha today at Hotel Basera in Babarmahal, Shrestha said that he wants to forget everything and return to UML.
Shrestha said, "Knowingly or unknowingly, we revolted from UML four years ago, we want to forget everything and return to our home unconditionally."
He also called upon the leaders and workers of the United Socialist Party to return to the UML. "We also call upon our fellow leaders and activists from all over the country", he said. We are about to return home unconditionally. It is enough to laugh at us respectfully.'' Today, the United Socialist Party under the leadership of Madhav Kumar Nepal is uniting with the Maoist Center and other parties.
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