RSVP report: Congress-UML to eliminate the existence of small parties, polarization between alternative forces is necessary

The first two-day meeting of the RASWPA in Kathmandu passed the political report of the President Ravi Lamichhane and proposed that the alternative forces should come together.

'Government co-traveler Congress and UML are making the appearance of taking the country to a two-party system, and the basis of political polarization is becoming. Under the guise of administrative reform and political stability, they are planning to wipe out the existence of small parties . Potentially, this step can bring together new parties and forces that want to be an alternative political force for cooperation sooner or later' The response states, "We can lead the construction of alternative political power because there is no confusion of 'ism' and 'ideas', the interests of the country and people are at the center, and there is a policy of struggle and cooperation based on merits and demerits."

It is in the passed resolution that a meaningful frontline is necessary to warn against the distortions and anomalies created by the state and the government, which may be against democratic practices, including cooperation on the issue of nation, nationality and people's livelihood. "Therefore, I call for an in-depth discussion about the polarization process of parties, forces, groups and individuals without the narrowness of 'ideas' and 'ideas'.'