Addressing a public gathering in Ilam, CPN-UML Chairman KP Sharma Oli launched a fierce counter-offensive against internal party dissidents, daring them to remove him from his position through proper legal channels rather than informal chatter.
Oli sharply criticized informal gatherings at the party headquarters' canteen, questioning whether those attempting to orchestrate signature drives even held valid party memberships. He emphasized that attempting to destabilize party leadership over tea conversations violates both party statutes and the mandate established during the general convention.
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The UML leader expressed strong frustration over internal discord, warning that launching factional signature drives undermines the party during a critical political period. He stressed that party members should present a united front against external political rivals instead of creating internal anarchy.
Refusing to acknowledge the legitimacy of the campaign against him, Oli asserted that the ongoing efforts lack substance and legal foundation. He maintained that leadership decisions must strictly adhere to party rules and established conventions rather than informal factional pressure.
