Former Koshi Province Chief Minister and Nepali Congress leader, Kedar Karki, has accused current Chief Minister Hikmat Karki of unconstitutional governance. Despite the Supreme Court's lack of support for Kedar Karki, the Congress party's dissatisfaction with the current government is mounting. Kedar Karki's fiery declaration adds fuel to the fire, potentially shaking the coalition led by Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli.

Speaking at a press conference, Kedar Karki criticized the current budget, claiming it favors cronyism over public service. He vowed to fight against this, stating, "I will struggle against this arbitrary governance."

The former chief minister highlighted popular programs initiated during his tenure, now scrapped by the current administration. Karki accused the government of slashing crucial child healthcare funding while increasing perks for ministers. He specifically targeted Chief Minister Hikmat Karki for allocating millions to personal projects.

Kedar Karki's call to action promises a democratic struggle against what he views as rampant mismanagement and favoritism, suggesting a political storm on the horizon.