Both Houses of the Federal Parliament were adjourned due to the removal of Kulman, Prime Minister Oli's statement that there was no need to answer in Parliament regarding the removal of Kulman, the news of Ghising reaching the Supreme Court with a writ and the death toll in South Korea's fire reaching 24 were in the news today.

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The issue of the dismissal of the Executive Director of Nepal Electricity Authority, Kulman Ghising, has been discussed in both houses of the Federal Parliament. The opposition parties obstructed the House by saying that the Prime Minister does not give a clear answer about the dismissal of Kulman. After continuous disruption, the meeting of the House of Representatives has been adjourned until 11 am on Thursday. Similarly, due to the opposition party's obstruction, the meeting of the National Assembly was also disrupted .  

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Prime Minister KP Sharma

Oli said that there is no need to give further answers while the opposition parties along with the main opposition Maoists are demanding an answer in the parliament about the removal of Kulman Ghising, the executive director of Nepal Electricity Authority, who has only four months left in his term. 000 Kulman

Ghising approached the Supreme Court with a writ claiming that he was illegally removed from the post by the Executive Director of Nepal Electricity Authority. His writ has not been registered. As the writ is not registered, there will be no hearing on Thursday.  

000 Prime Minister's Cup men's national cricket tournament APF club has been victorious

 . APF defeated Koshi Pradesh by 2 wickets. Koshi, who won the toss and chose to bat at Siddharth Cricket Stadium in Bhairawa, scored 254 runs while losing his wicket.  

000 Wildfires fueled by some of South Korea's worst winds have ravaged the country's southern regions

 . According to officials, the fire has killed 18 people, destroyed more than 200 structures and displaced 27,000 people.