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Congress has demanded a cooperative inquiry to remove Ravi as a minister, this is not acceptable: Oli
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UML president KP Sharma Oli has briefed MPs in the parliamentary party saying that his party will not stand in favor of Ravi Lamichhane's removal as a minister after the Congress demanded a cooperative investigation.
Addressing the UML parliamentary party meeting held before the budget session of the federal parliament, President Oli used language similar to the stance taken by the National Independent Party and Lamichhan on the issue of government.
'Government is dysfunctional, money has been embezzled . Everyone knows what the status of the cooperative is. What should the government do now? Why is it necessary to investigate further?' President Oli said, 'You (Congress) have said that we have not asked for Raviji's resignation. How can he stay in the ministry when the committee formed the inquiry committee. After forming the investigation committee, he plays the game of resignation.'
He Ravilai After one and a half years, he was going to tell me to eat. Tell . 'This way of Congress is not right . In politics Don't play these kinds of silly games. Attorney General has said that there is no complaint' President Oli said, 'There is no need to investigate based on complaints. Don't do such vindictive politics.'
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