K P Sharma Oli Faces Minority in Secretariat; Gagan Thapa Calls for Unity; Judiciary Shadowed by Government; Congress Questions Court Order; Corruption Suspected in Refreshment Center Project; Trade Data Released; JSP Nepal Reviews Election Defeat; Clashes at RSP Meeting; Robbery Plan Foiled

Kathmandu. Today is Saturday, Jestha 9, 2083 BS. We are here with the main events of the day with Ratopati's night presentation Ratopati Briefing, bringing you 10 news at 10 o'clock.
1. Oli in Minority
CPN UML Chairman K P Sharma Oli has found himself in the minority within the secretariat. In the secretariat meeting held on Saturday, more officials including General Secretary Shankar Pokharel and Deputy General Secretary Yogesh Bhattarai openly opposed Chairman Oli, leading to his minority status.

After Shankar and Vishnu left, Oli found himself in a minority in the secretariat

General Secretary Shankar Pokharel told Oli, 'We cannot move forward with the status quo, please pave the way'

Yogesh Bhattarai demands Oli's resignation

UML meeting postponed to Sunday

Officials are increasing pressure on Oli to step down from leadership

Oli's mysterious 'U-turn' within 10 months on former President Bhandari's issue

Other UML leaders also started demanding Oli's resignation

2. Nepali Congress
Nepali Congress President Gagan Thapa has called on all leaders to unite and move forward by managing the internal differences and dissatisfaction within the party.

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