Kathmandu. Former Prime Minister Jhala Nath Khanal returned home after a long stay in Delhi. Khanal, who left for Delhi for treatment on Asar 2. He has returned home after recovering from a kidney transplant on Asar 20. He was treated at the Apollo Hospital in Delhi.
Khanal, who left for Delhi as a senior leader of the CPN-UML, has split into two after his return. He remained the leader of the CPN-U, which split from the UML. Leaders including Samajwadi Party president Madhav Kumar Nepal were present at the Tribhuvan International Airport to welcome Khanal, who returned home.
However, UML leaders including Ishwar Pokharel, who was rushed to Norvik Hospital, did not show up at the airport. Khanal had asked Ishwor Pokharel, who was rushed to Norvik Hospital with the message of health benefits of UML Chairman and Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, to unite the party after he left for Delhi for further treatment on Asar 2. Before flying to Delhi, Khanal had sent a message to President Oli, saying, “Comrade, whether I come back or not, save the party.”
“Contrary to the wishes and expectations of the people, many wrong tendencies, revenge, and unnecessary egos have created a serious crisis in the party life at this time,” Khanal said in a press release issued for party unity before flying to Delhi.
However, his message did not work. When Khanal returned home after two and a half months, the UML split into two. Khanal also played a role in splitting the UML. Contrary to his own message, Khanal identified the UML for division through the Nepali embassy in Delhi. Khanal, who reached Delhi for his own life, could not defend his party which had been sweating for ten years. Passengers of the struggle for the country and the people for ten years were absent at the airport to welcome him and wish him more health benefits.
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