On 2059 Jestha 14, the then Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, while addressing a cadre meeting program at his residence, Baluwatar, said, "The party has bowed its head because Girija Prasad Koirala is corrupt. I have started the fight against the slavery system that Girija Prasad started in the party. The Maoists are creating terror from the jungle and Girija Prasad is creating terror within the Congress. There is no difference between the two (Maoists and Girija Prasad) who are trying to eliminate their critics."

The current special general convention supporters have made the accusations made against Girija Prasad 24 years ago the main issue against Deuba. Therefore, the questions that Deuba made against Girija Prasad at that time are now being raised against himself. It is now a situation where he has to answer the questions raised during the rebellion.

The questions raised by Girija Prasad's style of work yesterday are now being raised against Deuba. Just as Deuba had announced that he had started a fight against the 'slavery system introduced by Koirala', cadres are now accusing Deuba of following the same trend. Deuba still informally tells those close to him that he fought against Koirala for years and became the president and prime minister. However, he is now being accused of representing the slave system himself. 

Deuba was accused of arbitrarily dissolving parliament in 2059 without consulting the party, declaring a state of emergency, and announcing mid-term elections. Girija Prasad had asked Deuba to take disciplinary action for making such a big decision against the decision of the central committee without consulting him. On the charge of disobeying the party's decision, the Congress had taken disciplinary action against Deuba by not even being an ordinary member of the party for three years.

Deuba, on the other hand, had called a general convention and threatened to bring a no-confidence motion against Girija Prasad and remove him from the leadership. At that time, Deuba was accused of not accepting the decision of the central committee, but now the Central Working Committee has decided that the special general convention demanded based on the party's statute has lost its justification. Therefore, now the leaders and workers of the Congress have started saying that they have to fight against him. 

  At that time, Deuba had registered a proposal to extend the emergency period by 6 months in the Parliament Secretariat on Jestha 3, arguing that it was the special right of the Prime Minister. Even though the party instructed him to withdraw the proposal, Deuba did not accept it. He had recommended the dissolution of Parliament on Jestha 8. King Gyanendra dissolved Parliament on the same day. He had also announced that he would go for mid-term elections. On 2059, Deuba was asked to submit an explanation as to why disciplinary action was not taken for not consulting the party on the issue of imposing a state of emergency in the country and dissolving the House of Representatives.

Deuba was disciplined on 2059 Jestha 9, saying that he had disobeyed the decision of the central committee and that the explanation was not satisfactory, and on 2060 Jestha 12, he was even removed from being an ordinary member of the party. This decision had widened the gap between the party's establishment and the Deuba camp. Deuba, on the other hand, had replied that the party did not need to be asked since the Prime Minister had the right to dissolve the parliament. This was the second time in the history of the Nepali Congress that disciplinary action was taken against the Prime Minister of his own party. Earlier, in 2008, the then Prime Minister Matrika Prasad Koirala was first removed from the party president and later from the ordinary member. 

Deuba had said that 'the party's highest body is the general convention' 

The incident of Deuba being expelled from being an ordinary member of the Nepali Congress for three years had become very complicated. He had told his close leaders that if Deuba did not withdraw the disciplinary action, he would bring a no-confidence motion against Girija Prasad.

Speaking to reporters at the Prime Minister's residence in Baluwatar on June 12, Deuba had said, "Since the National General Convention is the largest body of the party, its meeting will be called within three days. There are many cadres in the general convention, it will give a decision in favor of justice." He had warned that he would call a general convention to challenge Koiral. Now, those who are demanding a special general convention have also called the general convention representative to Kathmandu, saying that the cadres will provide justice.

Deuba had announced that he would call a general convention against Girija Prasad in 2059, saying that the cadres will provide justice to him. At that time, Deuba had said that since the National General Convention is the largest body of the party, that is why he would make the decision. Now, those who are demanding a special general convention are also speaking the same language as Deuba. They have been saying that the Central Working Committee and the Performance Committee cannot overturn the decision of the general convention representative as per the statute. Deuba had turned the gathering into a general convention without entering into the party's statute and process.  

On Jestha 12, Deuba had accused Koirala of not being able to do good work despite being the Prime Minister for a long time after the establishment of democracy. 'Koirala has been the Prime Minister many times but has not been able to do anything,' Deuba had said, 'When I tried to do good work, he did not see it and did not let me do it.' Whatever accusations Deuba had made against Girija Prasad, those demanding a special general convention are now making the same accusations against him. Deuba had accused Koirala, who has been the Prime Minister twice, of not being able to do his job and of only favoring those close to him within the party. Deuba has now been the Prime Minister five times and is preparing to contest from Dadeldhura in the upcoming House of Representatives elections to be held on Falgun 21. 

Some party leaders were arguing that democracy would be in danger if mid-term elections were not held after Deuba dissolved the parliament. In response, Deuba replied that he would hold the elections on time and show that he would do so. He claimed that he had come to fight for democracy and would show that he would do so by holding a fair election. Congress central member and then Home Minister Khum Bahadur Khadka, on the other hand, informed that he was preparing to call a general convention with the aim of pressuring Deuba to withdraw the disciplinary action taken against him. He had indicated that if the action was not lifted, he would bring a no-confidence motion against party president Girija Prasad at the general convention. 

Girija Prasad is a terrorist within the party!   

Deuba, who was given the title of Commander of the Nepali Congress's Far West in 2048, was appointed Home Minister by then Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala. After the mid-term elections in 2051, Deuba, who became the leader of the Congress parliamentary party unanimously with the support of Girija Prasad, became Prime Minister for the first time on Bhadra 26, 2052. After that, he gradually gained power within the party. But after two Congress MPs were absent from the parliament, Sher Bahadur resigned. At that time, the Koirala faction was accused of forcing Deuba to resign by making his own party MPs absent. Congress leaders say that since then, there has been a permanent conflict between the Koirala faction and Deuba. 

Krishna Prasad Bhattarai became the Prime Minister after the Congress won a majority in the 2056 parliamentary election. Girija Prasad replaced Krishna Prasad and became the Prime Minister himself. In Asad 2058, Girija Prasad did not agree with King Gyanendra on the issue of mobilizing the army against the Maoists. Which is still known as the 'Holeri scandal'. Girija Prasad resigned from the post of Prime Minister, saying that the king had obstructed his decision. An election was held between Sushil Koirala and Deuba for the leadership of the Congress parliamentary party to become the Prime Minister. Deuba defeated Sushil in the election and became the leader of the parliamentary party. 

After becoming the party leader, Deuba got the opportunity to become the Prime Minister for the second time on 2058 Shrawan 7. At that time, a huge rift had arisen in his relationship with Congress President Girija Prasad. Because Girija Prasad wanted to make Sushil the leader of the parliamentary party. When Deuba became the Prime Minister, there was extreme unrest in the country due to the Maoist conflict. A state of emergency was declared in 2058 Mangsir and the army was mobilized against the Maoists. The relationship between Koirala and Deuba was deteriorating further. The relationship was getting so cold that Deuba had started openly criticizing Koirala.

On 2059 Jestha 14, in a meeting with cadres at the Prime Minister's residence in Baluwatar, he accused Girija Prasad of creating terror within the party by comparing him to the Maoists. 'The country is facing two types of terrorists. On one hand, the Maoists from the jungle and on the other hand, Girija Prasad is creating terror within the party,' he had said. According to a news report published on 15th Jestha 2059 citing a Baluwatar source, Deuba had appeared aggressively among his supporters, saying that the Maoists were breaking the hands and legs of those who did not support him and that Girija Prasad was threatening to expel cadres who did not support him from the party. 

The aforementioned references led to the split of the Congress. The news prepared by journalists Hari Bahadur Thapa and Balaram Baniya, which covered the developments within the Congress after the decision to take disciplinary action against Deuba for disobeying the party's instructions, was published in Kantipur Daily on 13th Jestha 2059 under the headline 'Prime Minister expelled from the party, Deuba announces to call a general convention to challenge Koirala'. Similarly, another news report was published in Kantipur on 15th Jestha 2059 under the headline 'There is no difference between the Maoists and Koirala who are engaged in a campaign to eliminate their opponents'.