'The procession of 10/15 thousand has left in Nepal. It does not need to make a mole hill. The same will happen tomorrow.'
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Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that panic has been spread unnecessarily over the recent protests in Nepal. Prime Minister Oli while inaugurating the 8th International Women Entrepreneurs Business Fair organized by Federation of Women Entrepreneurs in Lalitpur on Thursday said that small protests and processions are always taking place in Nepal.
Prime Minister Oli also said that a foreign embassy has spread unnecessary propaganda by issuing notices. He said, 'An embassy unnecessarily issued a notice that a curfew could be issued at any time . The procession is leaving . Don't go out. It's just an unnecessary publicity thing globally.'
On Friday, Samajwadi Front and Rajavadi group are demonstrating . The local administration has allocated a place for the Morcha to hold a meeting at Bhrikutimandap and the royalist group at Koteshwar. Prime Minister Oli said that there was unnecessary propaganda about Friday's meeting. 'In reality nothing like that happens . The procession of 10/15 thousand has left in Nepal. It is not necessary to make a mole hill,' he said.
Prime Minister Oli said, "But this is Nepal" while mentioning that the country should move forward without paying attention to small things. There are rumors that something is going to happen tomorrow. Something is happening tomorrow . A procession takes place and a meeting is held at Bhrikutimandapa, and a meeting is held at Koteshwar . That's all it will be. This meeting always happens. The same will happen tomorrow. But here is a havoc, a terror, a panic - what will happen?'
