”Discussions are underway among the leadership. Contacts are deepening. This is politics, the possibility cannot be ruled out.” - Lekhraj Bhatta
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UML Deputy General Secretary Lekhraj Bhatta has said that discussions are underway to unite pro-republican political parties to contest the elections.
Asked whether there is a possibility of the Congress, UML and NCP going to the elections together on Sunday, he said, "Discussions are underway among the leadership. Contacts are deepening. It is politics, the possibility cannot be ruled out." He said that the UML is emphasizing that the republican supporters should unite to protect the constitution as much as possible. Meanwhile, a meeting has been held between UML Chairman KP Sharma Oli and NCP Coordinator Pushpa Kamal Dahal. In the meeting held in Chyasal, Lalitpur on Sunday, the discussion focused on creating an environment for the elections, according to Dahal's Chief Personal Secretary Govinda Acharya.
