Worried
The Himalayan Times
3
October 2013
Worried
Nepali citizens seem worried about the
future of their nation because of the on-going political polarization among the
so called big political parties who continue to flex their political muscles
for their own sake. It seems that the country is sooner or later going to enter
into another phase of political and social conflicts. The Maoist led 32
political parties do not seem to budge from their initial demand of Regmi’s
resignation from the position of Chief Justice (CJ), while Regmi says he won’t
resign. This has remained a sticking point as to whether the CPN-M will take
part in November 10 election or not.
After coming back from attending UN general
assembly in New
York,
Regmi still thinks that the proposed election will be held on the stipulated
date. How can he even think of holding the CA election by sidelining the 33
political parties and using the security forces? For whose sake, is the Regmi
government determined to hold the CA election that demands the representation
of all the political parties and the Nepali people? What has compelled him not
to resign from the position of CJ? Who are behind the scene for barring him and
the big parties from using their common sense at this time of political
uncertainty? Why don’t they realize the consequences of holding the election
using security forces? This is the constitutional assembly election not the
parliamentary election.
Nepal is an independent and sovereign country. The
senior political leaders should let Nepal and Nepalese live with full honour and dignity.
Rai Biren Bangdel
Maharajgunj, Kathmandu
