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Rashtriya Prajatantra Party President Rajendra Lingden has been heavily criticized by General Minister Dhavalshamsher Rana, who accused him of going against the decision of the convention and ignoring policies and principles. Rana raised 16 questions in Friday's meeting while raising questions about Lyngdane's working style. Rana's written report is being discussed in the meeting.
Most of the 69 people who spoke at the ongoing Central Committee meeting in Kathmandu on Saturday criticized Rana while responding to the allegations leveled against Lingden. Among those who criticized Rana in the
meeting are Co-General Ministers Dhan Bahadur Budha, Prakash Rimal, Jhanak Pyakurel, Assistant General Ministers Vijay Khadka, Ramanand Neupane, Assistant Spokesperson Purna Bahadur Chand and Executive Member Thakur Prasad Sharma.
'Once upon a time you yourself were a UML. Do you doubt the integrity of President Lingden now?' You should withdraw the report that came from outside the method and methodology.''
Referring to the reference to sitting in the committee on the draft of the minimum common program of the government led by Maoist Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal, Rana accused him of asking for a ministerial post at that time. He argued that Chief Minister Rana's 16-question report, which demanded a minister, did not come with good intentions and was nothing but accusing the party president.
Central members Janakraj Pathak, Dhansur Shahi, Ranjan Karki, Bharat Pathak and Praveen Thokar expressed their views in favor of General Minister Rana's report. They said, "The Chief Minister has come up with an opinion because he could not follow the party rules. This report has come to the RPP to fulfill its purpose." The central member who spoke at the
meeting emphasized on the restoration of the monarchy, religious issues, and anti-corruption movement. They have also drawn the attention of the leadership to prepare the modality and go on the movement.
RPP spokesperson Mohan Shrestha said that there was an ideological debate in the meeting. "Ideological debate is going on in the meeting in a very friendly manner," he said, "it will be concluded after a comprehensive decision." Rana said that 16 questions were raised because there was laxity in the implementation of the mandate of the
convention, the party's declared policy and goals. "There is a lack of new activism and good efforts to keep the party united in accordance with the spirit and spirit of the Ekta Congress," he said in the written report, "The institutional rights are protected in the party committees, there is no sole authority available to the chairman or office bearers in the constitution. However, the presidential system like in the old system is unknowingly discussed, which is not compatible with the mandate of the convention, the meaning and spirit of the constitution. He also accused President Lingden of misinterpretation of the constitution. He also said that due to the president's lust for power, the House and the street front are weak.
"Various disruptions in the preparation and implementation of the movement within the party have become a matter of serious concern, while our role has not been effective even in the House," he said, "In this sense, the party has started to look weak on both the street and the House fronts." Fundamentally, various questions have arisen on issues such as loyalty to the goals and principles, party unity.'' Chief minister Rana said.
