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NCP row: Disgruntled faction to go ahead with Wednesday’s Secretariat meeting


17 November 2020  

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KATHMANDU: The disgruntled faction in the ruling Nepal Communist Party (NCP) led by party Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal “Prachanda” and Senior leader Madhav Kumar Nepal has remained adamant to their stance of convening a meeting of the Secretariat meeting scheduled for tomorrow.

The faction said the meeting will go ahead as planned, and will not be deferred under any circumstances.

According to NCP Senior leader Jhala Nath Khanal, the meeting would not be postponed even if other members of the Secretariat from the Prime Minister KP Oli faction did not turn up.

Likewise, party Spokesperson Narayan Kaji Shrestha said the meeting will continue even without the participation of the PM Oli’s faction.

Meanwhile, the PM Oli faction has been insisting that meeting will not take place until and unless Prachanda’s political report submitted at the meeting of the Secretariat last week is withdrawn.

The PM Oli-led faction is endeavoring to defer Wednesday’s Secretariat meeting.

Meanwhile, NCP General Secretary Bishnu Paudel on Tuesday morning met Prachanda and discussed narrowing down the differences between PM Oli and Prachanda.

It has been learnt that Paudel had suggested Dahal to postpone tomorrow’s meeting.

Dispute between PM Oli and Prachanda have reached a new height of late accusations on one another of inviting crisis in the party.

It should be noted that Prachanda had in Friday’s Secretariat meeting unilaterally presented a political report.

Friday’s meeting ended after setting an agenda for Wednesday’s Secretariat meeting.

Dahal, in his report, alleged PM Oli of being self-centric and a total failure in running the government as well as the party.

Meanwhile, earlier, PM Oli in a letter has come down heavily on Prachanda of promoting factionalism in the party.

Publish Date : 17 November 2020 13:46 PM

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