Shame on the NCP leaders

Shame on the NCP leaders

The continuation of flexing political muscle based on numerical strength in between the two chairs of the Nepal Communist Party (NCP) has risen more suspicion about the party heading towards party split. It is so sad to see the two third majority government of the NCP has been almost failed to lead the country towards long lasting peace and prosperity because of its internal political feud.

If they fail to mend their political differences on time, Nepal will enter into another political unstable phase. The people were tired in the past of seeing unstable government and wanted to see a stable government for national interest and development. That could be the reason they wholeheartedly voted the NCP candidates in the last general election. Unfortunately, it did not happen as they had wished for.

One of the chairpersons and his team wanted to see the other chairperson vacate either PM post or chairperson-ship which seems completely against the party’s Bidhan. That’s their internal issues. Why do they have to publicly flex their egoistic and self-cantered political muscle? Let us hope they amicably settle their political differences and give the nation and its people a relief in this difficult situation.

As ruling party standoff continues, over 150 members demand Central Committee meeting
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