UML leaders resign en masse in protest against Bhim Rawal’s expulsion

Dhangadhi, January 20 — Intense dissatisfaction among party leaders and activists has arisen after the CPN (UML) expelled leaders including former Vice Chairman Bhim Rawal.

As a result of this dissatisfaction, 59 leaders and activists holding various positions within the UML have collectively resigned. They have announced their departure from the party in support of Rawal's "Motherland Awakening Campaign."

In a press release, they criticized the expulsion of Rawal from the party under the direction of UML Chairman KP Sharma Oli, calling the decision arbitrary, authoritarian, and dictatorial. They also called for joining the campaign led by Rawal.