KATHMANDU: Chairman of Nepal Communist Party (NCP) Prachanda-Nepal faction Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has admitted that they have failed to fulfill promises made with people.
Addressing a protest assembly organized in Kathmandu on Friday by his faction against House dissolution, Prachanda accepted that election promises have not been unfulfilled even after three years.
Prachanda said that the dreams of people couldn’t be achieved because of Prime Minister KP Oli, who according to him, made an agreement but did not implement it
He said that they couldn’t control Oli’s wrong tendency.
Addressing the assembly, Prachanda said that Oli could not be corrected even in three years despite taking various measures.
“I would like to apologize before the assembly for not being able to save the party and the country. The federal democratic republic is in danger due to Oli,” Prachanda said.
Prachanda claimed that the only mission of Prime Minister Oli was to finish his political career in a nexus with royalists.
“Prime Minister Oli’s only objective is to end my political career. For that, he has joined hands with royalists,” Prachanda said, “He is trying to create a rift between me and Madhav Nepal”.
Prachanda expressed the hope that the Supreme Court would upset the government’s move to dissolve the House of Representatives.
If the apex court upholds the HoR dissolution, efforts to correct it would take place from the streets, he warned addressing a demonstration against the HoR dissolution organized here on Friday by the NCP.
He is much worried about the peace process of the country being derailed if the court supported the government’s step to that end.
Referring to the people’s movements, 2062/63 BS, he claimed that the whole country has joined a struggle like that it was in the past movements and the people would not have a sound sleep until the HoR restoration.
He also accused Prime Minister Oli of failing to fulfill aspirations of the people for political stability, creation of job opportunities, and economic prosperity following the establishment of the federal democratic republic from the constitution.
“There were aspirations that the communist party-led government with the two-thirds majority from elections would provide justice, good governance, and prosperity. But we could not do so”, he regretted.
The party tried to deliver as per its election manifesto but the Prime Minister stayed away from implementing agreements and memorandum of understandings reached during the party unification, Prachanda shared.
He added that they were struggling against Prime Minister Oli for his actions to violate the party norms and principles in the past.
Chair Prachanda further argued that he had begged an apology before the public for his failure to convince PM Oli to follow the party principles and abide by the collective decisions.
He also made a commitment not to repeat such mistakes at the party. The NCP chair also argued that they were working to make the party stronger to lead the journey to socialism claiming that the socialist model would be of Nepali model.
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