UML Central Committee member Niraj Acharya has accused Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal of leading a gang with looted weapons from the GenZ movement and urged Prime Minister Sushila Shree to remove him for inciting unrest.
The CPN-UML has invited its former members to return to the party, pledging respect and unity amid Nepal’s political challenges. Leaders say the move follows a key meeting in Lalitpur aimed at strengthening internal solidarity.
CPN (UML) Central Committee member Arbind Singh criticized his party’s leadership for moral inconsistency in calling for parliament restoration after dissolving the House twice. He called for internal reform, transparency, and inclusion of former President Bidhya Devi Bhandari.
CPN (UML) central member Tank Karki has described the GenZ movement as the largest political turning point since the Kot and Bhandarkhal incidents. Calling the moment a national crisis, he urged his party and other forces to seek consensus and safeguard Nepal’s sovereignty.
CPN-UML Central Committee member Mahesh Bartual has accused the government of trying to stay in power by spreading fear instead of organizing elections. He warned that Nepal could face a constitutional crisis if the democratic process is not restored soon.
In the CPN-UML Central Committee meeting, Rabin Koirala said Chairman KP Sharma Oli should demonstrate leadership humility like Sher Bahadur Deuba. He urged the party to embrace self-evaluation, reform, and anti-corruption agendas before the next election.
UML has started its 10th Central Committee meeting in Lalitpur, focusing on leadership, organizational reform, and the upcoming General Convention amid growing internal debate.
Nepal’s main opposition, CPN-UML, has rejected the interim government led by former Chief Justice Sushila Karki, calling it unconstitutional and undemocratic. The party plans a nationwide protest and is demanding the reinstatement of the dissolved parliament.
The CPN-UML has accused Nepal’s government of a reckless decision to withdraw leaders’ security despite increasing threats, saying the move undermines national safety and morale.
The CPN-UML Secretariat meeting resumed at KP Sharma Oli’s residence in Gundu after earlier postponements. Leaders discussed party restructuring, Parliament reinstatement, and future leadership direction as the party prepares for upcoming political challenges.