Thursday, November 21st, 2024

Majority of leaders in Nepal-Khanal faction in favor of a new party


05 June 2021  

Time taken to read : 2 Minute


  • A
  • A
  • A

KATHMANDU: Most of the leaders of the Nepal Khanal faction of the ruling CPN-UML have stressed the need to move ahead by forming a new party stating that there is no option to it.

According to a central committee (CC) member who participated in the meeting, most of the leaders are in favor of forming a new party while some are of the opinion that they should render efforts to keep the party united until the last minute.

These two different views were expressed in the CC meetings of the disgruntled faction that lasted for two days (Thursday and Friday).

“Some of the leaders in the CC meeting on Friday suggested rendering efforts to keep the party united until the last minute while the other many leaders underlined the need to form a new party,” said a CC member.

In the CC meeting held virtually, many leaders suggested forming a new party saying that the party unity is next to impossible.

The CC meeting also decided to give continuity to the formation of parallel committees as well as holding talks with the establishment.

“The disgruntled faction in the meeting decided not to waste time holding talks with the establishment for a long time but to continue forming parallel committees even during the pandemic,” said another CC member.

Speaking in the meeting, senior leader Madhav Nepal suggested that they should take a bold decision stating that party chair KP Sharma Oli will not rectify him, according to the leader.

The Oli-faction is trying to weaken the Nepal-Khanal faction by enticing its second rung leaders. These leaders have been voicing for the party unity, the CC member said.

 

Publish Date : 05 June 2021 08:38 AM

India warns of ‘further damage’ to Canada ties

NEW DELHI: India warned Canada of “further damage” to already

Prime Minister Oli’s visit to China expected to further strengthen bilateral ties

KATHMANDU: A bilateral meeting was held between the leaders of

Cooperative fraud case: Former DIG Chhabilal Joshi’s statement begins in Kathmandu

KATHMANDU: The statement of Chhabilal Joshi, the then vice-chair of

Nepal-India military collaboration talks concluded at NA headquarters

KATHMANDU: Chief of the Army Staff Ashok Raj Sigdel and

Agriculture Ministry gathering details of loss and damage

KATHMANDU: The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock has initiated data