”If we leave, what will we leave? The day after we leave, it's a shame! You were given one turn, you're not going to leave your position and walk away, what have you done?” -Prime Minister Karki
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Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said that the Gen-G group has been pressuring her to resign. At the announcement of the winners of the Bahrakhari Katha competition and award distribution ceremony on Thursday, Prime Minister Karki said that political parties and Gen-G groups have been abusing her day after day, asking her to resign from the government.
Expressing her displeasure at being abused from all sides, Prime Minister Karki suggested writing a story about herself. She says that she is in a state where she is not happy even when she goes anywhere.
This is what Prime Minister Karki said
We are like strangers. Political parties also abuse us. Abuse us. They say quit now, quit tomorrow. Even the gen-ji says quit today, quit tomorrow, quit the day after. If we quit, what will we do? The day after we quit, we will be criticized for giving you one turn, why did you leave your position and walk away?
We were like a pendulum. We are working hard, working hard, and being very patient. There is also a language among the youth asking why elections are needed. We are now in a state where we are not happy even when we go anywhere. Write a story about us too. There are 25 or 30 Genji groups. One says one thing, the other says another. We are in the mood to prevent the country from becoming Bangladesh. Bangladesh should not become Bangladesh.
