In the central secretariat meeting of UML to be held on Sunday, there will be a review of the questions raised on the president KP Sharma Oli regarding the human and material damage caused during the Gen-G movement. The meeting of UML is going to be held for the first time after the Zen-G movement. The meeting will be held at Gundu, Oli's residence, Bhaktapur.

Within the UML, senior vice president Ishwar Pokharel, vice-presidents Yuvraj Gyawali and Surendra Pandey, secretaries Yogesh Bhattarai and Gokarn Bista, among others, are in favor of reorganizing the party leadership in the dire situation that arose after the Gen-G movement. But Oli has been refusing to take responsibility for the human and material damage caused by the Gen-G movement.

74 people died and more than 2000 were injured in the Gen-G movement on August 23 and the demonstration on August 24. Oli has claimed that there was an intrusion in the human loss in the Gen-G movement. On October 3, after the Gen-G movement, the Oli government had made public its opinion for the first time and claimed that the government had not given the order to shoot 'Takitaki'.

'Jen-G's supposedly peaceful demonstration was intruded upon, as callers say . The conspirators who infiltrated it created violence, our youth lost their lives . "The government did not order the protesters to shoot as a warning," Oli said, "There should be an investigation into the incident of shooting with automatic weapons that the police did not have." Some UML leaders have analyzed the political crisis due to the government's neglect of the Gen-G movement. Senior Vice President Ishwar Pokharel said that in the meeting, the latest political developments will be reviewed and the next program will be decided.

We analyze the latest situation from all angles. "We will discuss how to proceed in the coming days," he said to the question about the reorganization of the leadership of UML, "We will review the work done in the government and analyze the questions raised inside and outside the party." We will discuss what needs to be done within the party. We will do everything necessary," he said.

UML Deputy General Secretary Pradeep Gyawali said that the central secretariat meeting to be held after the Gen-G movement will seriously review the latest political events and take necessary decisions. At this time, the political situation and the work to be done will have to be seriously reviewed. The party will have to stand up and move forward," he said.

After the Zen-G movement and the violent demonstration that took place the next day, there was silence and silence within the UML. Oli, who moved to Gundu after 10 days from the army barracks, took a briefing with the leaders about the political situation. The leaders in the secretariat suggested that necessary decisions should be taken by calling a meeting of the party.

"UML-led government should apologize for the huge human loss in the Gen-G movement". Where is the weakness? A meeting should be called to review it,' suggested the leaders. But Oli has been saying that he is not responsible for the damage caused by the Gen-G movement.

Addressing a public program held in Gundu on the eve of Dasain on Saturday, Oli said that the situation was beyond his control even though he had given instructions not to harm the Gen-G movement. I resigned after realizing that I had nothing left. Then there was arson and vandalism . And the attack on KP Oli?' He said, 'I asked how the bullet hit the protester's head.' I said that there should be no unpleasant situation. And KP Oli is guilty?'

He also said that he will not flee abroad by handing over the country to the interim government. He also alleged that the government was not formed through constitutional means. "This government was not formed by the opinion of the people, it was formed by vandalism and arson," he alleged. He claimed to bring peace to the country by bringing it to the constitutional mainstream. "We will bring back peace and good governance," Oli said. He mentioned that President Ramchandra Paudel has taken steps to form a civilian government based on his suggestions.