Naupa's dispute has put a strain on the formation of the Far West government

The process of forming a new government has not been concluded due to long-standing internal strife in the Civil Liberties Party (Naupa), which is decisive in the formation of the government. Lately, the confusion between the formation of the provincial government has not gone away as the dispute between the party patron Resham Chaudhary and the president Ranjita Chaudhary's group has deepened.

Provincial Chief Minister Nazir Mia has called upon the provincial assembly members who can gather the support of two or more parties represented in the provincial assembly on March 23 to submit their claim to the Chief Minister by 5:00 pm next Sunday. Although

has been given for a long time, seven days have been wasted. Even on the eighth day on Friday, no one is ready to submit a claim to the Chief Minister. Of course, it has not been decided yet who will be the Chief Minister in Far West and from which party.

As Chief Minister Kamal Bahadur Shah has resigned from the post of Chief Minister Kamal Bahadur Shah, according to Article 168 (2) of the Constitution, the members of the Provincial Assembly who get the majority with the support of two or more parties represented in the Provincial Assembly have been asked to submit a claim to the Chief Minister.

Earlier, the leader of the Congress Parliamentary Party, Kamal Bahadur Shah, who was appointed as the largest party in the provincial assembly according to Article 168 (3) of the Constitution, resigned due to the fact that he did not have a majority due to the withdrawal of support from the power partner parties, and the process was started by reverting to Article 168 (2). ;

With the beginning of the process of appointing the chief minister from the head of the state, even though it seems that the United Socialist Party has taken the lead for the chief minister, as the tension within the civil liberties is getting deeper and deeper, the confusion of submitting a claim to the chief minister and forming the government remains the same.

The top leaders of the newly formed power equation at the central level, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal, UML President KP Sharma Oli and United Socialist Party President Madhav Kumar Nepal had already reached an agreement to give the Chief Minister to the United Socialist Party in Far West.

However, after Ranjita Shrestha, the president of Civil Liberation Party, which is decisive for the formation of the government but is caught in internal strife, has strengthened her party's claim as the Chief Minister in Far West, Sodari of the Integrated Socialists is also confused. "The Far West should have a Chief Minister from our party," President Ranjita Shrestha Chaudhary said.

President Shrestha Pakshadhar According to the leaders and activists of Civil Immunity, she has asked MP Kailash Chaudhary to be promoted to Chief Minister . According to the President's assurance, Kailash Chaudhary is excited about being the Chief Minister.

Party president Ranjita Shrestha, who appeared to be influential when the dispute between party patron Resham Chaudhary and president Ranjita group, is claiming to be the chief minister in Far West, but she is not hindered by others, but by her own supporters . Ghanshyam Chowdhury, who is the leader of the Civil Immunity Parliamentary Party, which has seven MPs, stood in opposition to Speaker Shrestha. MP Kailash Chaudhary and Tika Thapa only supported him.

As a step to remove the obstacles from the MPs of his own party, President Choudhary has sent a letter to the Speaker of the House and dismissed the proportional MP Indira Giri, who is also the Minister of State, from the post of MP.

President Shrestha has taken another drastic step on Friday. Ghanshyam Choudhary, who was previously the leader of the parliamentary party and also the Minister of Economic Affairs, has given a letter to the speaker, citing the provisions of the party constitution, which has been suspended for three months. Before that, President Shrestha had sent the letter to the speaker of Ghanshyam Chaudhary sacked as the leader of the party. At that time, she sent a letter appointing Kailash Chaudhary as the leader of the party to the Speaker. The situation has become complicated after a letter was sent to Ghanshyam Choudhary on Friday suspending him from the post of MP while the dispute over who is the leader of the party Ghanshyam or Kailash continues till Thursday.

President Shrestha is becoming ruthless towards the leaders and parliamentarians who oppose him, but the parliamentarians Ghanshyam Chaudhary, Laxmankishore Chaudhary, Rameshwar Chaudhary, Khushiram Dagaura Tharu were not thrown away from the silk side. All of them are ministers and are sticking to Resham Chaudhary's group.

On Thursday, after the discussion of moving Kailash Chaudhary to the Chief Minister, they have decided to move Lakshman Kishore Chaudhary, who is currently the Minister of Social Development, to the Chief Minister. "It has been decided to promote Lakshman Kishore Chaudhary to the position of Chief Minister with the support of the majority of MPs," said a central member of Resham Paksadhar. Minister Chaudhary also accepted the decision.

But on the other hand, President Shrestha's party leaders and MPs are not in favor of accepting it. Chief Minister aspirant Kailash Chaudhary said that is a lie. The decision made by the party is final.' After assessing the possible risk, President Shrestha suspended Ghanshyam Chaudhary from the post of MP on Friday.

In the complicated situation within his party, Chairman Shrestha has appointed Kailash Chaudhary as the leader of the party and is preparing to send him a letter to submit his claim to the provincial head.

But even with the suspension of Ghanshyam Chaudhary, out of a total of five parliamentarians, three of them remained on the side of silk till Friday afternoon, according to leaders and activists. According to Article 168 (2), it is a practice that the Chief Minister can be appointed on the basis of the signature of the parliamentary party leader of the respective party supported by the MP who submits the Chief Minister claim.

Currently, the newly formed power coalition has 10 MPs from UML, 10 from the Maoist Center, 5 from Civil Liberties (Ghanshyam Chaudhary is suspended), and 4 from the United Socialists . 27 MPs are required for government formation. But within the next two days, the future of the formation of the provincial government will be determined by what form the rift within civil liberties will take.

According to MPs of UML, Maoist and United Socialists, the claim on the Chief Minister on the one hand, and the internal division on the other, will determine a lot of things. "Until now, there has not been a collective discussion between any party," Shivsingh Oli, MP of the Maoist Center said. Since the

, the state government, Nepali Congress, the largest party, is now in danger of forming a government under its leadership under 168 (3) if the government cannot be formed according to 168 (2).