Meeting between UML Chairman Oli and leaders of the Biplav group

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Meeting between UML Chairman Oli and leaders of the Biplav group


Kathmandu. CPN (UML) Chairman KP Sharma Oli and Netra Bikram Chand (Biplava) have met. General Secretary Netra Bikram Chand Biplav, Khadga Bahadur Bishwakarma Prakand, and Dharmendra Basto were taken to Oli's residence in Balkot for the meeting.

According to UML leader Rajan Bhattarai, who participated in the meeting, the leaders of the rebel group said that they want to move forward according to the agreement reached yesterday.

They complained of a delay in the implementation of the three-point agreement reached with the government on 1 February 2077.

"There were legal complications, but there was no time to move forward. UML leader Bhattarai has said that it should not be taken otherwise.

Chairman Oli has said that his views on the agreement will remain the same even if the government is in opposition.

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