Confrontation looms in the ruling party as Oli remains defiant Kathmandu Post
Kathmandu, Dec. 19 Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli s refusal to withdraw an ordinance on the Constitutional Council Act despite committing to doing so before his party has stoked concerns if the Nepal Communist Party chair is scheming a more serious political move.
Party insiders say they were unable to figure out what Oli is up to but the way he has been holding meetings with leaders close to him and still refusing to abide by party decisions is an indication that he would not hesitate to take drastic steps.
Oli s repeated attempts to woo Dahal, Nepal turn futile as they refuse to budge My Republica
KATHMANDU, Dec. 14 As the intraparty rift within the ruling Nepal Communist Party (NCP) has further widened in recent months, prime minister and the party s chairperson KP Sharma Oli has made attempts to woo his party s Executive Chairperson Pushpa Kamal Dahal and senior leader Madhav Kumar Nepal.
Oli is trying to neutralize Dahal and Nepal by hook or crook so that they would not make an attempt to unseat him from both posts - the prime minister and party chairperson, party insiders say. Oli has been holding meetings with Dahal and Nepal side by side. However, Oli s efforts have turned futile as the duo have refused to budge so far.