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UML not to attend all-party meeting convened by PM Deuba


22 January 2022  

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KATHMANDU: Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has called an all-party meeting on Saturday morning.

Main opposition CPN-UML has said it will not take part in the meeting called by Prime Minister Deuba to discuss the local-level elections.

UML Deputy General Secretary Bishnu Rimal has said that his party has not received an official information regarding the all-party meeting.

“CPN-UML has not officially been informed about the all-party meeting. We knew about it via media outlets. We will not take part in the meeting without official information,” said Rimal.

UML had not participated in the all-party meeting called by Deuba previously, too. Prime Minister Deuba on January 8 had reached Balkot after UML Chairman KP Sharma Oli did not attend the all-party meeting convened on December 19.

Deuba has called the all-party meeting at 9 am today following a meeting with Oli.

To be held at the Prime Minister’s residence in Baluwatar, all the political parties represented in the parliament have been invited, according to the PM’s secretariat.

Publish Date : 22 January 2022 10:02 AM

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