The very next day, when Senior Vice President Ishwor Pokharel said that Oli had to go to give a statement, he said that the government itself was unconstitutional and that he would reject its activities.
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UML Chairman KP Sharma Oli has said that he will not give a statement to the commission of inquiry formed to investigate the incidents of Bhadra 23 and 24.
Senior Vice President Ishwor Pokharel said that the next day that Oli had to go to give a statement, he said that the government itself would reject its activities, saying that it was unconstitutional. ‘I don’t know why the Vice President was not safe. Whether he goes to give a statement or not is my business. I also know the legal matter. I know that I will be punished for that,’ he said, ‘Prime Minister Karki’s intention and the desire of the Senior Vice President and his friends are the same.’
Saying that the more he is suppressed, the more he will rise, Chairman Oli warned the government to take into account the time after Falgun 21. ‘The people love me. The opponents have chased me. I am like a balloon filled with air. The higher I fall, the higher I will rise,’ he said, ‘It would have been better if he hadn’t done that. It would have been better if he had done politics,’ he said, ‘He (Karki) is an unconstitutional government. It is not an interim government. The mandate given by the President is to hold elections,' he said, 'Who is the government angry with? After Falgun 21, 22 will also come. Time is dynamic. I warn you to be careful and act wisely. His activities are completely illegal and vindictive.'
