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Leaders suggest Maoist Center should adopt policy to safeguard nationality



KATHMANDU: Leaders of different political parties have stressed that the policy to be taken from the ongoing general convention of the CPN (Maoist Center) should become a milestone in safeguarding nationality.

Expressing their messages of the best wishes to the general convention of the Maoist Center in the federal capital on Sunday, the speakers said that the parties should be united in the agendas of nationality despite their differences in ideology and principles. The leaders said that the right decision to be taken by the general convention would be vital in safeguarding the nationality in the future.

General Secretary of the CPN (ML) CP Mainali said that serious questions were raised on Maoist, and the confusions would prevail if the general convention failed to draw conclusion.

Likewise, Vice-Chairperson of Rastriya Janamorcha Durga Poudel said that the policy to be taken by the Maoist Center’s general convention would be of national importance, adding that the attacks on republic, democracy, secularism and nationality were rife from different angles.

Also speaking at the inaugural session, General Secretary of Rastriya Prajatantra Party Kunti Shahi said that her party and Maoist Center share common views on making a prosperous nation through sovereign economy, defense of nationality and preventing foreign intervention.

Publish Date : 26 December 2021 20:07 PM

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