Kathmandu: PM KP Sharma Oli of Nepal and Pushp Kamal Dahal Prachanda, the working president of the ruling Communist Party, once again came face to face. The effort was that there should not be any rift in the party. The estrangement between the two leaders has increased so much that the party is divided into two groups. There have been no signs of reconciliation even with the latest talks.

According to the information received, the Kathmandu Post has given the information to the media advisor that after 6 days, the two leaders sat together on Tuesday, a conversation was held on many issues. An important meeting of the standing committee of the party has also been released on Friday. In which the political future of 68-year-old PM Oli can be decided. Oli accused that his opponents want to remove him from the chair with the help of India.

Prachanda had informed about the party workers in his hometown Chitwan on Sunday that he will not allow the party to break up. If the party weakens, then our fight with COVID-19 and natural disaster will weaken. He also said that ideological differences, disputes and debate are common in any major party. It was this long ago that Oli's anti-India remarks were so upsetting that he had decided to resign.

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