Chairman of CPN-Maoist Center and former Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has accused him of being hounded by some media when he was stepping down from the post of Prime Minister. Speaking at a vigilance meeting in Chaubiskothi, Bharatpur on Tuesday afternoon, he said, "When the Prime Minister was leaving, the media was very angry with me," he added, "I am not in the media, but the media should be angry here."

The so-called great family members wrote that Prachanda's era is over, Prachanda's death is over, Prachanda can never stand again. You must have seen it.'' He claimed that his party was the first according to the results of the by-elections of the recently held municipalities. "It has been commented that it was the second, but it was the first," he said.

Ravi Lamichhane, Member of Parliament of Chitwan-2 and Central Chairman of Rashtriya Swatantra Party (RASWPA), has come to Chitwan for the second time after he was arrested in the cooperative fraud case. Dahal did not say anything about Ravi when he spoke at a meeting held in Bharatpur-13 Champanagar on November 3, the day after Ravi was caught. On Tuesday, he spent a long time in Ravi's favor. In the meantime, the police brought Ravi Lamichhane to Bharatpur last Tuesday for a statement and returned him to Pokhara in the middle of the night after a two-day statement. Right now, the leader of the ruling party Congress, Shekhar Koirala, and various leaders of the opposition are protesting about Lamichhane being taken from Bharatpur to Pokhara in the middle of the night. Dahal commented that the government wanted with Lamichhane .

He also told the government and the leaders of the parties involved in the government why they had to keep Ravi Lamichhane in custody, whether he should have been released during his appearance, whether he had done whatever checks were done. "That Ravi Lamichhane is so weak, how weak the Congress-UML has been," said Dahal. He warned that if the government continues to commit more excesses and atrocities on these issues, the parties will retaliate from the House and the streets.

"We will legally call a special session of the Parliament and start a new fight from there". "The government is not aware of our warning, and we will protest against millions of people in Kathmandu, along with all the opposition and a large part of the ruling party, who are engaged in protecting the corrupt and trapping the innocent," Dahal said.