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Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah, who posted a scathing post on social media, took a dig at Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli again on Monday evening. After Mayor Shah did not come to the meeting of the Republic Day Main Ceremony Committee, Prime Minister Oli instructed not to call it from now on.
Mentioning that in any program organized by the government, names are always called but they do not come, he instructed not to keep names in future programs after looking at the records of such people.
In response to that, Mayor Shah wrote on Facebook, 'In a country where the mayor of the capital says that instead of stopping corruption, all the parties in the country will protect the corrupt? Should I go to Nike's program? Sorry KP Oli, I don't support your corrupt system.'
What did Prime Minister Oli say?
'Never coming, having to keep the name. What happens even if you leave the custom of value for the sake of value? Some people we put in every function, never show up. It seems that if you look for such a person, you will find it. It will never come, the name must always be hung, there is no meaning, no importance, if there is no meaning, the name will always be hung. It should come and not come, the caller should always keep calling - this is not the case. Until next time, ask and search. Look, the record does not come even once. Whether he will come after seeing the record or not, if he comes by asking, please do not mention the name. History must be made every time, names must be printed, people will not come.'
