Nepali Congress General Secretary Gagan Kumar Thapa issued a social media statement on Monday evening at 18:00 following public comments by Prime Minister Balendra Shah. The exchange followed a warning posted online by the Prime Minister, who stated that everyone's wrong time comes when the right time arrives, adding that people should not dream of escaping. Thapa responded in a satirical manner, stating that while many have tried to intimidate him, he has not developed a habit of being frightened. His reaction comes amid ongoing discussions regarding the official authenticity of Nepali Congress and claims surrounding a transaction of 18 crore NPR. Reports allege that mediator Inam Sapkota gave a statement regarding the deal involving the party's official status. Addressing the surrounding developments, Thapa also remarked that detaining employees and threatening the press goes against the principles of state governance. Political observers have noted the remarks from both leaders as public interest grows over the party dispute and the financial claims.
Gagan Thapa Responds to Warning Amid Party Authenticity Dispute Claims
Nepali Congress leader Gagan Thapa stated he does not easily get intimidated following warnings posted on social media.
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In short
- Gagan Thapa posted a response on social media at 18:00 on Monday.
- Prime Minister Balendra Shah had posted a warning stating everyone's wrong time comes.
- Discussions continue over party authenticity and alleged claims of an 18 crore NPR deal.
From public sources and the WeNepal research team
https://wenepal.com/article/gagan-thapa-responds-to-warning-amid-party-authenticity-dispute-claims-20261102
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