Prachanda offered these comments on Monday while addressing a capability to send off the book, 'Streets to the Valley: The Tradition of Sardar Pritam Singh in Nepal'. " He ventured out to Delhi a few times and held various rounds of talks with political forerunners in Kathmandu to make me the PM," he said.
Numerous individuals have voiced their disapproval of the remarks. The primary resistance Socialist Faction of Nepal (Bound together communist Leninist) (CPN-UML) disturbed the public gathering meeting Wednesday, requesting the PM's abdication. KP Sharma Oli, chairman of the CPN-UML, stated, "They want the PM to resign, not a clarification." His remarks have damaged national dignity, independence, the constitution, and the parliament." Talking in the lower house, UML official Raghuji Gasp said, "We needn't bother with a PM named by Delhi." The decision parties have additionally communicated disappointment with Prachanda's assertion.
The Prime Minister has clarified that his comments regarding Sardar Pritam Singh "have been misinterpreted to cause a stir." He stated, "He had said something that was taken from what Pritam Singh had said in the book." I wanted to demonstrate that Pritam Singh was interested in politics as well as social services and the transportation industry, and that he had worked with parties in Delhi and Nepal to make me PM.