Dahal's question to Oli and Deuba: Are you trying to remove Deputy Speaker Ranamar?

Dahal, who returned to Kathmandu five days after the party's consultation meeting in Koshi and Madhesh, had inquired about the removal of Deputy Speaker Ranamar on charges of abuse of office during the meeting with Prime Minister Oli and Deuba in Baluwatar on Thursday.

'There is a discussion about removing Upabhamukh . Do you really want to remove him?', the source said, referring to Dahal's question in the meeting, 'Oli and Deuba did not give any answer about that.' ;

"Let's use two-thirds of the force now, tomorrow it will send the wrong message," said Dahal, "It is not right for the ruling party to run the constitutional body arbitrarily." Please think about it.'There was a discussion between the three leaders regarding the preparation of the Constitutional Council meeting. According to his secretariat, Dahal suggested to recommend for appointment to all vacant constitutional positions from the meeting on Friday.

"Today (Thursday) in preparation for the Constitutional Council meeting to be held tomorrow (Friday), a discussion was held between Prime Minister KP Sharma, leader of the main opposition party and Chairman of CPN Maoist Center Pushpa Kamal Dahal and Chairman of Congress Sher Bahadur Deuba in Baluwatar," his secretariat said in a press note. In the meeting, Chairman Dahal expressed the opinion that if possible, all vacant positions should be recommended tomorrow Friday, otherwise, another agreement should be made soon to recommend all vacant positions Council member and Deputy Chairman Ranamar has been accused of trying to remove him. Congress, UML tried to remove Maoist and RSVP have been saying that they will counter .

We have already said that we will fight back strongly if they try to remove Upabhamukh. We are discussing how to respond," said Hitraj Pandey, chief whip of Maoists.

Protest in the House until the word 'violence' is reconsidered

Speaker Devraj Ghimire has said on August 12 that UML MP Yogesh Kumar Bhattarai ruled that the word 'violence' of the Maoists is unparliamentary, and the Maoists, who are protesting, will continue the protest in the Parliament until the matter is reconsidered. .

Maoist chairman Dahal, who returned to Kathmandu five days after participating in the central consultation meeting of Koshi and Madhesh provinces, has objected to the 'briefing' of this incident in the parliament. After the Chief Whip of the Parliamentary Party, Hitraj Pandey informed about the Speaker's ruling on the Maoist armed 'violence' of the Parliament, Dahal said that it is not acceptable.

President said insulting the Maoist people's war is not acceptable. A meeting of the parliamentary party has been called on Friday to take a further decision on this,' he said. In the meeting of the Parliament on Thursday, after Speaker Ghimire ruled that 'violence' is not an unparliamentary word and should not be removed from the record, Maoists stood up and interrupted. After that, the meeting of the House of Representatives, which was adjourned, has now been called for Sunday.

'We have not received the answer we asked for . Parliament has been adjourned. He said, "This is not only a political issue, it is a matter related to the peace agreement, peace process and the constitution". You should answer accordingly. We will protest until it is fixed.'

He said that the ruling given by the speaker on Thursday should be reconsidered before the day when Prime Minister Oli addresses the parliament on August 31. MP Yogesh Bhattarai has said that the Maoist struggle is 'violence'. We objected to that. You can hear the record of the Parliament,' Chief Whip Pandey said, 'The Speaker explained the word violence in a general way while ruling.'

Maoist Secretary Devendra Paudel said that the government is trying to create conflict with the MPs of the ruling party when it should be working on the issues of public concern. "It was seen that the government tried to increase the conflict by turning the already managed people's war into violence when it should be working on relief and rehabilitation of the flood victims, cost control, and effective services for the people," he said. It also It seems to increase the conflict.'

He says that although the religion of the main opposition is to warn the government's wrongdoings and support good work, the ruling party is preparing to leave.