The Maoist Center is ready to change the name of the party. After the unity talks with the CPN United Samajwadi Party (S), it was agreed to keep the name of the Socialist Model by keeping the Nepal Communist Party (NCP).

"The Samajwadi Center has come as an alternative in the name," said a leader participating in the talks.

CPN Socialist Center, CPN Socialist Unity Center, CPN Scientific Socialist and other proposed names. After unity, the party's election symbol is being prepared to reflect the symbol of the Communists. After the merger, names and election symbols that are not registered with the Election Commission will have to be kept.

According to the agreement, the Maoists are going to leave the name and principle of Maoism . Maoists left Maoism when they united with UML in 2075. In the past, when the Communist Party was unified, ideological and theoretical issues were discussed for a long time, but there was no discussion between the Maoists and Socialists on ideological and ideological issues. The guiding principles will be Marxism and Leninism. The organizational principle will be democratic centralism (internal democracy), the strategic goal will be scientific socialism,' said a member of the negotiation committee, 'The new party's socialist program and work direction is set to be.' Pushpa Kamal Dahal will be the coordinator of the conference organizing committee to be held after

unity. It has not been decided which position to give Madhav Kumar Nepal, the president of United Samajwadi Party. But he is likely to be ranked second.

The discussion has also started on whether the organizational structure of the two parties will be traditional or more flexible. Despite the 'reservations' of S's respected leader Jhalnath Khanal and General Secretary Ghanshyam Bhusal on the matter of unity, President Nepal is preparing to unite with the Maoists based on the equation of the majority office bearers. The secretariat meeting had formally decided to unite the party with the Maoists. Beduram Bhusal, the senior leader and vice president of

S, said that since the political, ideological and organizational issues needed for unity have been almost agreed upon, now the discussion is focused on the organizational structure.

"Ideologically and theoretically, there has been an agreement between the two parties". Now the discussion is focused on what the organizational structure of the party will be," he said, "It has been decided to make the party leadership structure. It is being discussed whether the executive head of the party should be the president or the general secretary.

Maoist general secretary Dev Gurung said that no decision has been made for unity between the two parties. Discussions are being held for consensus. The faster the agreement is reached, the faster the unity will be," he said.

Rekha Sharma, the coordinator of the Maoist leadership and dialogue committee, said that efforts are being made to unite as much as possible before the party's special convention. "Preparations for the special convention and homework of party unity are going on together," she said.

He said that the issue of leadership transformation should be kept in mind for party unity. "How to lead well is a popular topic these days," she said, "The issue of leadership transformation is also important for party unity." Ghanshyam Bhusal, general secretary of

S, is in favor of polarizing the left wing only by reorganizing his party. He has come to the conclusion that there is no point in uniting the party under the old leadership of Maoists and Samajwadi . He is not involved in the party unity process with the Maoists. "Unifying the party with this leadership, this party structure and this idea will not do anything," he said, "Let's reorganize our party and leadership first." After that, the left wing should be polarized.'

He has put forward a proposal to speed up the reorganization of parties with good governance in the country, the new hope and trust generated by all the honest politicians of the left movement within the parties and in the society. "Accepting the corruption of ideas, politics, organizations and issues in all left-wing parties, all those areas should be left-winged," he said, "reorganized left-wing parties should be led to greater polarization and unity." He said that faith can only be instilled by bringing a solid program to prepare the basis of socialism with a well-governed state in which all working-age Nepalis will get jobs in the next ten years as a

program.

S's respected leader Jhalnath Khanal stands against party unity . He has expressed a different opinion saying that unity with Maoists is not acceptable.

Khanal, who is in India for the treatment of Mrs. Ravilakshmi, issued a statement and said, "It is not and is not the season to unify the party". Wife Ravilakshmi Chitrakar was seriously injured in Gen-G movement. 

When party unity reached its final stage, Khanal issued a public statement expressing his disagreement. While the central secretariat meeting was continuing in Kathmandu to discuss the issue of unity, Khanal wrote a letter to the officials from India and sent his views. "The forceful demonstration of the youth and subsequent changes in the country's politics have accelerated the process of upheaval, division, reorganization and transformation in the overall politics of our country," said the letter sent by Khanal. He also said that reorganization and transformation in every party is mandatory to raise the country, people and the left-wing movement from a new ground.