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Civil Immunity's decision to withdraw support given to the Far West government
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The Civil Liberties Party, which is decisive in the formation of the provincial government, has decided to withdraw its support to the Nepali Congress-led government in Far West.
Central member of the party Damodar Pandit informed that the meeting held in Tikapur on Wednesday under the chairmanship of party president Ranjita Shrestha decided to withdraw the support given to the government led by Chief Kamal Bahadur Shah. But some central members boycotted the meeting according to sources.
Pandit claimed that the majority of the members were present in the 21-member central committee. Central member Pandit made it clear that according to the new alliance prepared at the center, it has been decided to go to the province as well.
"We have supported the alliance at the center, it has been decided to take the alliance to the province as well," he said.
प्रकाशित : चैत्र १४, २०८० १६:४४
