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Nepali Congress should be confined to 13 seats: KP Oli



KATHMANDU: CPN-UML Chairman and former Prime Minister KP Oli has remarked that the ruling Nepali Congress (NC) should be reduced to 13 seats in the upcoming election.

Speaking at a program organized by UML’s sister organization All Nepal National Free Student Union (ANNFSU) Saturday, Chairman Oli said that ruling NC, which was limited to 23 seats in the parliamentary election of 2017, should now be reduced to 13 seats.

He also instructed the leaders and cadres to get involved in the preparations for such strategy.

The UML Chairman predicted that the youths, who are fed up with NC and the ruling coalition, will now vote for the UML.

UML Chairman Oli, who formerly headed a two-third majority government, claimed that his party would bag majority again.

 

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