Kathmandu: Lumbini Provincial Assembly member Bimala Kumari Wali has clarified that she was forcibly taken to Butwal by CPN-UML Chief Whip Bhumishwar Dhakal and leader Man Bahadur Raut. She said that a statement was issued on Thursday at the office of the Maoist parliamentary party forcing her to sign at the office of the Chief Minister. He says he was even asked to sign two more minutes. She has also revealed that she has been pressured to become a UML member and given various temptations to keep her in the office of the Chief Minister.

‘Leaders of the CPN (UML) Lumbini Provincial Assembly Parliamentary Party have repeatedly pressured the UML to join the party. I continued to deny it.

A statement issued by Wali said, “Bhumishwar Dhakal, chief whip of the UML Lumbini Pradesh Sabha parliamentary party and local leader Man Bahadur Rawat came to my house on shaun 15 while I was on my way to Nepalgunj for treatment.” I am sick and I am going to Nepalgunj for treatment. As I was walking to Nepalganj, Bhumishwar Dhakal, Chief Whip of the UML Lumbini Provincial Assembly Parliamentary Party and Man Bahadur Rawat, a local leader, came to my house. They also said that we are going to Nepalgunj and we will give it to her. I believed andI sat in the car. veichle reached Amelia by car from Tulsipur and they took food. I got in the car but when I had to go towards Nepalgunj, I suddenly turned towards Butwal. I countered. Once they had to meet the Chief Minister, she was taken to the Butwal Chief Minister’s residence without stopping.”