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CPN-UML Chairman Oli has proposed in the political report he presented in the Central Committee meeting to hold the party General Convention from December 13-15 in Pokhara, according to UML's Head of the Publicity and Publication Department Rajendra Gautam.

He also presented his views in the political report about the Gen Z protests held on September 8 and 9, and the current government. 

The report stresses on cooperation among democratic forces for the unity and defence of the republic and the Constitution.

CPN-UML Chairman KP Sharma Oli stressed on the need for strong unity within the party during difficult and adverse situations.

Inaugurating the party's 10th Central Committee meeting meeting at Rambagh Palace in Bhanimandal, Lalitpur, today, he clarified that the CPN-UML is a party which is not one that drifts wherever the wind blows.

The UML Chair and former Prime Minister Oli said that the UML continuously works for patriotism, nationalism, development and social justice, urging all parties to unite in the national interest in the current situation.

"If the party's Central Committee tells and orders me, I am ready to step down from leadership happily. But I will not leave the country neglected in a difficult situation. It is not Facebook that decides whether I should resign as the party chairperson; it is the Committee that decides. Whenever the Committee says so, I am ready to step down from leadership very happily. No member of this Committee should go outside chasing populism," party Chairman Oli said.

Chairman Oli also called on the leaders and workers of the CPN (Unified Socialist) to return to the UML.

Oli is currently presenting the contemporary political report in the meeting. The meeting will continue until October 17.

Speaker Devraj Ghimire today held a meeting with various political parties to discuss contemporary political developments. 

In the meeting held at the Speaker's Office in Singha Durbar, political parties put their views on behalf of the respective sides. 

Stating that the role of political parties is crucial at present for the protection of the Constitution and the promotion of democracy, the Speaker expected cooperation from all political parties towards that end. 

Talking to media following the meeting, Shyam Kumar Ghimire, Chief Whip of the Nepali Congress in the dissolved House of Representatives, said the Congress, being a democratic party, would not back down from the election. 

"The Supreme Court is the final venue for defining the constitutionality of the dissolution of the House of Representatives. In the present context, we will not move back from the election," he said.  

CPN-UML Chief Whip in the dissolved Parliament, Mahesh Kumar Bartaula, said a writ has been already registered in the Supreme Court challenging the Parliament dissolution, expressing his hope that the court would address the issue accordingly. 

He said that the party formally believes the restoration of the Parliament would be the way to 'streamline' the politics.

CPN (Unified Socialist) leader Rajendra Prasad Pandey said the party would take part in the election if the government ensured a favourable atmosphere towards that end. 

The then chief whips and whips of most of the political parties represented in the dissolved HoR were present in the meeting.

The 10th Central Committee meeting of the CPN-UML commenced today at the Rambagh Palace in Bhanimandal, Lalitpur.

This is the first Central Committee meeting following the Gen Z protests held on September 8–9, the subsequent formation of a new government, the announcement of parliamentary elections scheduled for March 5, 2026, and the dissolution of the House of Representatives.

Addressing the meeting, party Chair and former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli emphasized the need for party unity to foster democracy, peace, development, social justice, and prosperity. 

Oli is also scheduled to present his political report during the session.

Earlier, the party’s Central Secretariat meeting, held on October 12, had agreed to organize the party’s 11th National General Convention in the second week of December.

A committee has been formed to prepare a contemporary political report for the meeting. 

The committee includes Deputy General Secretaries Pradeep Gyawali, Standing Committee Member Rajendra Gautam, and the party’s Chief Whip in the dissolved parliament, Mahesh Bartaula.

During the meeting, Chair Oli administered the oath of office and secrecy to Dr Bijay Subba, who was elected Chair of the party’s Central Election Commission during the second Statute Convention held on September 7.