The alliance broke: the Prime Minister left

Prime Minister Dahal did not even inform him in the Baluwatar meeting as the UML was in favor of keeping the Unified Socialists out of the government. President Nepal, who is resting at home after a two-day hospital stay after falling ill with a cold, convened a party meeting at his residence in Koteshwar on Monday afternoon to discuss new political developments. A Samajwadi leader told Kantipur that Nepal had betrayed him by Dahal at the beginning of the meeting saying that he had no information about the new equation and no one had informed him.

'In the past, Dahal has completely ignored the president who came here after such a journey, this is not only a betrayal, it is political dishonesty,' he said, 'This alliance that has changed overnight has a strategy to last five years as the prime minister.' In the meeting, the Samajwadi MPs were of the opinion that they should participate in the government immediately, saying that the communist unification is about to take place. 'We should go to the government now, there is no point in delaying it,' MP Kisan Shrestha proposed, 'It is better to unite with the Communists who share our caste than with the Congress.' were However, Nepal asked the parliamentarians to wait and see, saying that they were not informed and that they were deceived and that no decision can be made about it now.

'The purpose, process and structure of the new equation is not yet clear,' said the press release issued by the party general secretary Ghanshyam Bhusal after the meeting. CPN (Unified Socialist) will make its policies clear.'' "Let's look at the coalition means that there is talk of left unity. What are the plans to achieve the objectives of the new alliance? What is the structure like?'' He said, 'What is the boundary area of ​​the coalition party? Then we decide. Is it a sustainable alliance that is accountable to the nation or not? Let's wait and see, we are not looking at the stake to go to the government.'

Seeing the eagerness of the parliamentarians to come to power, the leaders of the power partner parties have not even invited Nepal to the meeting. Samajwadi spokesperson Jagannath Khatiwada said that they are not aware of the signing of the eight-point agreement signed by Prime Minister Dahal in Baluwatar with the leaders of UML, RSWP and JSPA for a new alliance. "This whole incident is unexpected," Khatiwada said, "We are serious about this trend of changing equations overnight." After signing the eight-point agreement in Baluwatar, Prime Minister Dahal reached his residence to meet Nepal on Monday evening. "During the meeting, he asked the President to participate in the government because he was uncomfortable with the Congress and had to go to a new equation and not to do everything in a hurry," said a Samajwadi MP. "The President is positive about this." Even though Dahal urged Nepal to join the new alliance because of the split. "The base and main party of this alliance is the UML," says a leader of socialists close to Nepal. Because of the bitter relationship between Nepal, Dahal did not inform Samajwadi before forming a new alliance. A leader said that after the general election, UML asked Nepal to become the president and also asked for party unification. "But at that time, the president didn't leave Dahal's side, he didn't think anything for himself by leaving him alone," said another leader of Samajwadi Party, "Dahal came today and changed all that, which is not good."

Monday afternoon in Baluwatar Before the start of the meeting, Maoist leader Narayankaji Shrestha said that he was sorry that he was not able to meet Nepal and inform about the upcoming alliance with UML, RASWP and Jaspa excluding the Congress. Shortly after Shrestha's departure, Jaspa President Upendra Yadav came to visit Nepal. According to the source, Yadav understood the opinion of whether or not to participate in the government with Nepal, saying that the prime minister did not inform them about the alliance. In reply, the source said that no one had told him anything about this and that he had not been able to search much due to health problems. "No one has invited us to the alliance, we are not his puppets to believe that the Maoists should include so-and-so," one of the leaders of the Samajwadi Party, citing Nepal, said in a meeting called to discuss the new alliance after the formation of the new alliance, "There will be no talk of going to the government until all four parties decide and call." story- break 'We have not looked at the stakes of going to the government'

Ghanshyam Bhusal

United Socialist General Secretary

How have you taken the new alliance of UML and Maoists?

Yesterday, the situation in which the alliance was formed, did not continue in that manner. He wanted to give some positive message to the country's silence and ugliness. Despite other problems, the Congress could not make it easy to go in that direction. It was not easy to solve the issues of good governance and the problems of the people from the budget. We also gave a memorandum to the Prime Minister on these issues. But the prime minister was angry when he did not get the support of the Congress. We also talked about this with the Congress. The claim of the President of the National Assembly should have been resolved within the alliance, but it was not possible. Finally the Prime Minister took this decision. This issue could have been discussed in the Samajwadi Front. It has come to the knowledge that Prime Minister Prachandaji told our president that he had some compulsions about this. The alliance was not able to fulfill its purpose.

Unified Socialist has taken the policy of 'wait and see', what is the probability of going to the government?

Let's look at the coalition means that the left unity has come up, it means to give the country an exit. What are the plans to achieve the objectives of the new alliance? What is the structure? We want to understand that. What are the boundaries of the coalition parties? Then we decide. We tried to form an alliance by protesting. Is it a sustainable alliance that is accountable to the nation or not? We want to understand. Wait and see does not mean that we are waiting to go to the government.

The Prime Minister himself went to the house of Chairman Madhav Kumar Nepal and asked him to join the new alliance.

It was the Prime Minister's request, I took a decision in a situation, I could not discuss with you institutionally, I had some obligations. It does not mean to come crawling. I came to request that we go together. He said that Oliji's message is the same. The Prime Minister has given some references, then we will consider.

So, did you not take the Prime Minister's action as a betrayal?

became the alliance yesterday. We did not cheat on those matters. Even now the alliance is broken, whose role is left? Let's discuss. The alliance was broken if we run it for five years. The Prime Minister broke down. But it is true that the coalition did not work as intended. The prime minister should take responsibility for the dissolution of the alliance.