Kathmandu. CPN (UML) Chairman KP Sharma Oli has commented that the Nepal Police organization is currently divided into two parts. Addressing the party's Bagmati Province Committee meeting, he claimed that the police have reached a divided state, where they are either beaten or left to watch. He mentioned that the current government is unnecessarily interfering politically in the police organization and stated that the police, bureaucracy, entrepreneurs, and businessmen are all dissatisfied with the current government's style of work. Accusing the government of working with political prejudice, Oli claimed that he was arrested on the day the government was formed as an act of revenge. He claimed that the police used brutal force on UML leaders and cadres who protested peacefully against his arrest, and stated that although the UML-led government in the past contributed to improving the police's service, facilities, uniform, and working environment, the current behavior of the police seems strange. Questioning the relationship between the government and middlemen, he said, 'Currently, the police are divided into two parts, one to be beaten and the other to watch. The government is creating a spectacle by intimidating businessmen in the name of money laundering and by bringing forward middlemen like Inam Sapkota.' Chairman Oli instructed the cadres to prepare for agitation and elections to re-establish the party's political influence. Mentioning that the two main tasks determined by the Central Committee are agitation and elections, he said that UML must re-establish itself among the public as a party with correct ideology, well-organized, and with a bright future. For this, all the party's mass organizations, professional, and community organizations must be actively mobilized, and no mass organization should remain inactive. Oli clarified that unconditional dedication is necessary for the cadres, stating that self-interest or conditions should not be attached to loyalty to the party. He mentioned that it is a matter of concern that the party organization has weakened in the Bagmati Province, which once had a strong hold of the UML, and said, 'To dispel the illusion that the UML is finished, we must establish correct ideology and power through agitation and elections. To make Bagmati Province a model again and to educate the public who have blindly followed others without looking at the background of political leadership, the youth must be mobilized extensively.' Oli accused that the public has recently been blindly following candidates and political leadership without evaluating their background, history, ideology, character, and economic conduct, like a crow in the fog. He expressed the view that it would be difficult to achieve political success if the youth are not organized into the party and advanced as active cadres, discussing that freeing citizens from such dangerous tendencies is the main responsibility of UML cadres.
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