Jaspa, Nepal has not been divided: President Yadav

'The state has used its resources, means and power to make some of our party leaders pawns. It cannot be called partition. Their policy differences, differences in political views, ideological differences are nothing.

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President of Janata Samajwadi Party, Nepal, Upendra Yadav has insisted that he is not leading a party division. In a press conference organized by the party in Janakpur on Saturday, President Yadav insisted that Janata Samajwadi Party, Nepal is not divided.

Jaspa, Nepal has not been divided: President Yadav

Yadav said that even though some parliamentarians were ousted by using the resources, means and power of the state, the party remained intact. His argument was that the government made some leaders pawns and killed them cannot be called partition. He said that there is no political and ideological difference and accused that the leaders were chosen to become ministers and earn money.

"By abusing resources and means, even the Election Commission was misled and petitioned at night and registered in the morning. It has never happened in the history of Nepal. It is a very scandalous and wrong act that has been propagated that the party was split up by Ghokra. People here also know that in Sindhuli, the Prime Minister himself, who took an oath to protect this constitution, to protect democracy, announced that he broke Jaspa and 'did it' to maintain power," Yadav said, "his What it shows is that some parliamentarians and some people have been taken by using the resources, means and power of the state . The party remains the same. There is not even one person in this bow who has gone . It is not the party but some people have taken it away.'

Yadav said that the leaders were made pawns by misusing the power of the state. The state has used its resources, means and power to make some of our party leaders pawns. It cannot be called partition. Their policy differences, differences in political views, theoretical differences are nothing. And why is there no goal more than to become a minister, to get a good ministry by becoming a minister, to bring in money, he said.