Instigating the people to come out in the streets?

Instigating the people to come out in the streets?

It seems these days that there is nothing for the common people to concern about besides listening, watching and reading about the NCP’s two factions’ senior leaders blaming each other for the on-going political fiasco and claiming the rightful ownership of party’s symbol and flag. PM Oli continues to defend his decision of dissolution of HoR on one side and Prachanda-Madhal Nepal faction, on the other hand, continue to be more aggressive blaming Oli for his decision. They claim that his move was unconstitutional and against the will of the people. The people are in dilemma and wondering which faction is right and puzzled to see the main opposition NC, so-called civil society members, artists and other groups out in the streets protesting against the HoR dissolution.

Unless the Supreme Court gives its final verdict, does it make any sense to both the factions, the main opposition, NC and other fringe parties and groups protesting out in the streets for and against the HoR dissolution ? If not, whatever it could the reasons for Oli to take such an abrupt decision, time has come for the sovereign people either to go along with the Oli faction and participate in the elections or throw out the government from the streets and form an apolitical government with a clear mandate of revisiting the constitution and amend it if necessary as per the wish of the people.

If they wish to go for the elections, then the existing electoral system seems to be changed to ensure that corrupt politicians, contractors, thugs, murderers, mafias would not be eligible to participate in the election. Also, another provision should be made for the elected representatives not to be allowed to hold any ministerial positions except the Prime Minister besides formulating and enacting laws and acts as needed for the well-being of the nation and its people. This will tremendously reduce the election costs and save the nation from further political instability.

The Himalayan Times

January 16, 2021

Dahal-Nepal faction to seek clarification from prime minister

Nepal Communist Party (NCP) led by Pushpa Kamal Dahal and Madhav Kumar Nepal today decided to seek clarification from Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli for acting against the party’s objectives, goals, programmes, and statute.

NCP Standing Committee member Bhim Bahadur Rawal today told mediapersons after the Standing Committee meeting that the party body also decided to take necessary action against party General Secretary Bishnu Prasad Paudel for anti-party activities.

https://thehimalayantimes.com/kathmandu/dahal-nepal-faction-to-seek-cl

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