I will not become PM until 2084 BS: Dahal

03/21/2025

Kathmandu, Mar. 21: The Chairman of the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Center) Pushpa Kamal Dahal, maintains that he will not become the Prime Minister until the year 2084 BS.

Speaking to the media in Birgunj on Friday, Dahal claimed that he would not be in the race for the position of Prime Minister. He stated that he will remain with the people until 2084.

Accusing the current government of only protecting corrupt individuals, he criticized PM KP Sharma Oli's leadership, holding that the government has not done any good work. Dahal said that PM Oli's actions are focused on protecting the corrupt, promoting disorder, and increasing lawlessness.

Former PM Dahal stated that while in government, the Maoist party had launched an anti-corruption movement. He claimed that even as opposition, they have continuously carried on the campaign against corruption.

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