Kathmandu. CPN-UML leader Ram Kumari Jhakri has criticized chairperson KP Sharma Oli and said that unity in the party is possible only after the chairperson leaves.
Addressing a large gathering of the All Forces on Saturday, Leader Jhankri said that unity could not be achieved unless those who brought the country's politics to its current state were out of the mainstream.
"Only when those who bring today's politics to this position are out of the mainstream, leaving the party on the condition of unity, will there be party unity," she said. The regressive have questioned that unity can be achieved only by joining hands without any effort.
"Will the communist movement be strengthened if we live side by side under the presidency of the regressors?" She asked, 'Do people vote in elections? Is politics one thing or another? '
He was not against party unity but who abandoned the communist movement? She said that it should be clear whether it is a mandate of regression on January 20 or June 25.
Stating that there are two views within the UML that the dissolution of the parliament should be a regression and a mandate, she questioned how the party can be united unless there is a consensus on it. "It's a regression to get a mandate. If we are in the same party, can it have the same idea or not," she questioned.
