Nepal’s Unified Marxist-Leninist (UML) party is experiencing increasing internal conflict as senior leaders advocate for significant policy and leadership reforms. These leaders are pushing for structural changes within the party to modernize its approach and improve effectiveness. However, UML party chair KP Sharma Oli is reportedly resisting these calls for change, creating a growing rift. The disagreement centers on the direction of the party and Oli’s continued leadership role. This impasse threatens party unity and could impact Nepal’s political landscape. Analysts suggest the conflict stems from differing visions for the party’s future and dissatisfaction with current strategies. The situation remains tense as negotiations continue with no clear resolution in sight.