Oli called the attempt to influence the decision of the court by disrupting parliament and emotional excitement unacceptable.
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Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that he is trying to make a forced comment to Ravi Lamichhane, chairman of RSVP, that there is political revenge in the cooperative fraud case. Addressing the House of Representatives on Wednesday, Prime Minister Oli asked not to make baseless accusations as the government has no hand in the decision of the judiciary.
"There is a case in the court against hundreds of people who embezzled the savings of millions of people in cooperatives. The court is looking into the case. Dozens of people who have held various positions, including former ministers, former parliamentarians, and current mayors, have been sent to prison by the court. But the court is trying to make a strong comment that there is 'political revenge' on one of the people sent to prison for pre-trial detention,' Oli said.
If there was revenge on one person, what happened to other people in prison? Is that legal action? Which of the hundreds of people who are in jail for embezzling billions of rupees has been 'retaliated against'? Detention of which person is justified? Time will always demand an answer from those who seek to escape prosecution by murdering justice by the mob. Oli said that it is not appropriate to take the country into a monstrous, emotional and harmful monologue by continuously blocking the parliament and taking the country to a monologue of shocking, emotional and harmful stimuli. "The government has no hand in the decision made by the independent court, whether it is favorable or unfavorable to the government," he added, "all parts of the democratic system, including the parliament, the government, the courts, which have to do their work, must be protected from the attack of professional 'mass manipulation'." Democratic forces must do this work.'
