Congress President Gagan Thapa has said that the report made public by the commission led by Gauri Bahadur Karki on the Gen-G movement is incomplete and ill-intentioned. At the Bagmati Province-level election review program organized by the Congress Central Working Committee in Hetauda on Monday, he said that the Karki Commission report did not say anything about Bhadra 24 and that the report was ill-intentioned and 'biased'. 'The state body should be able to investigate anyone it wants.' Congress is not saying not to investigate our party leaders,' Thapa said. 'If individuals have to follow the rules, the state should also follow them.'

He said that the assets of everyone holding public office should be investigated. 'The assets of everyone who has reached high positions, including those who became the Prime Minister and ministers of the country after 2046, should be investigated. I have also become a minister, I should also be investigated,' he added. 'But this investigation should be in accordance with the law.' The assets of those who have made mistakes and misused them should be confiscated and nationalized.''

Stating that the Congress understands well that the price of petroleum products has increased in Nepal due to tensions in the Middle East, he informed that they will not agitate on the basis of commotion. He suggested that the price of petroleum products should be adjusted by reducing the tax rate. Stating that the court has already decided in the context of the Congress special general convention, President Thapa said that now the party should work towards achieving greater unity within the party and making the 15th general convention a success. 'As the president, I am in dialogue with all the leaders, I will bring everyone together,' he said, 'It is not just those within the party who will come together. I am working towards bringing everyone together.''