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Deceptive tactics tarnishing Oli’s reputation: UML leader Pokharel



KATHMANDU: CPN-UML General Secretary Shankar Pokharel has emphasized the crucial role of party Chairman KP Oli in fostering good governance and development, declaring him the most capable individual in these areas.

In a Facebook post, Pokharel denounced the attacks on Chairman Oli, highlighting that such assaults directly undermine the country’s future and its people.

He further addressed the deceptive tactics employed to tarnish Oli’s reputation, citing instances where misleading information regarding Oli’s alleged assets has been circulated.

“Earlier, the Maoists propagated confusion by misrepresenting the new Telecom building in Jawalakhel as Oli’s residence. Now, it appears that the royalists are sowing discord by falsely linking him to investments in Cambodia’s Telecom.”

Pokhrel said that the propagation of misinformation remains the favored weapon of those with depleted political ideologies.

He emphasized the necessity to remain vigilant and resolute in the face of such malicious schemes.

“An attack on the individual most qualified for ensuring Nepal’s progress in terms of good governance and development equates to an attack on the country’s future. Let us not succumb to confusion; instead, let us collectively combat these conspiracies with utmost seriousness,” he asserted.

Publish Date : 25 October 2023 08:23 AM

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