At a program organized by the party office, UML Chairman KP Oli, who is also a former Prime Minister, said that a ready-made story has been spread worldwide by linking the palace massacre with Dipendra's love.
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Former Prime Minister and UML Chairman KP Sharma Oli has claimed that Dipendra Shah did not commit the Narayanhiti Palace Massacre that destroyed the dynasty of King Birendra Shah on Jestha 19, 2058 BS.
He made this claim while speaking at a program organized at the party office Chyasal on Friday. He said that there is no truth in the rumor spread worldwide that Dipendra committed suicide by committing the palace massacre, destroying his entire family including his parents. He said that a ready-made story has been spread worldwide by linking the palace massacre with Dipendra's love.
‘As soon as the palace massacre happened, a story spread worldwide, so-and-so was in love, this happened in that love, such a ready-made story and a ready-made story that Prince Dipendra, along with his father, mother, brother, sister, uncle, aunt, and himself committed suicide was spread worldwide,’ he said, ‘For the 20th year, that false information ruled the roost. It is still not known what the correct information is. Who is the author of that story without studying? That is also not known. Who is the original narrator of that story? That is also not known. But a story was created and read.’
He claimed that the world’s major media outlets did not do more to understand and take an interest in the incident. ‘Instead, why they thought it necessary to carry that rumor is also strange. In fact, that information is not correct,’ he said.
