'After the vandalism campaign, a decision will be made about opening the party.'
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Expelled leader Bhim Rawal from UML has said that he will vandalize President KP Sharma Oli. Rawal, who is also a former vice-president, has said that he will campaign nationwide against President Oli's arbitrary action.
Talking to Kantipur on Friday, Rawal said, 'I am preparing to expose everything that has been done to me in a systematic way across the country. I am campaigning strongly against KP Oli's arbitrary, autocratic and dictatorial oppression. Certainly, the activities of a political person proceed in a political manner.'
'Are you opening a new party?' In response to the question, Rawal said, 'After the vandalism campaign, a decision will be made about opening the party.' On Wednesday, UML took action against three leaders for having different opinions on the decision to build the party headquarters with the donation of a controversial businessman. The UML secretariat meeting took action against former vice president Rawal by not even being an organized member.
UML Deputy General Secretary Pradeep Gyawali said in a press conference that it was decided to free Rawal from the organized membership because he had made statements that would continuously weaken the party. Gyawali said that although Rawal, who ran for the presidency in the 10th Congress, was an adviser according to the legal system, he did not act accordingly.
