80,000 troops have been deployed for the election since Wednesday, and Prime Minister Sushila Karki had urged Oli to now go ahead with the election with confidence.
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UML Chairman KP Oli has expressed his interest in Prime Minister Sushila Karki's progress regarding the commission formed to investigate the Gen-G movement.
In his meeting with Prime Minister Karki on Thursday morning, Oli also expressed interest in the upcoming House of Representatives member elections, election security and other issues. Similarly, Oli was also interested in Prime Minister Karki's statement that elections could be held in the second phase in the Himalayan region. The Prime Minister's Secretariat stated that he drew the Prime Minister's attention to the issue of civil security as well as the security of everyone from the polling stations and the possibility of fraud. In response, Prime Minister Karki urged people to participate in the elections with confidence as 80,000 troops have been deployed for the elections since Wednesday and there will be no gaps in security now. UML leader Bishnu Rimal also reached Baluwatar with Oli to meet the Prime Minister. Prime Minister Karki had also clarified that if the elections are disrupted due to snowfall in the Himalayan districts, a second phase could be held. She had said that the elections would be fearless and fair. Related News
