The party, which has been busy with programs and meetings since its announcement, has also been registered for election purposes. However, no decision has been made on the party's leadership structure and organization.
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The Nepali Communist Party, which is made up of 18 parties and groups, is currently holding meetings in the provinces. However, a month after the announcement of unity, the party has not been able to decide on a definite path regarding the party's leadership and organizational structure.
Because there are so many top leaders in the party that it is already becoming a headache for the party to decide who to manage.
On November 19, the Nepali Communist Party announced the unification with Pushpa Kamal Dahal as the coordinator and Madhav Kumar Nepal as the co-coordinator. So far, 18 parties and groups have been incorporated into the party. Along with the party announcement, this party, which is busy with programs and meetings, has also been registered for election purposes. But no decision has been made on the party's leadership structure and organization.
NCP spokesperson Agni Prasad Sapkota said that it is a challenge to manage the leaders. 'There is no problem with the main leadership. But efforts will have to be made to balance the dignity of other leaders,' he said.
NCP leader Gangalal Tuladhar said that the senior leaders' ranking has been finalized. Another leader Chiran Pun said that the parties that have come together will be integrated soon. The same problem that existed in all the parties and groups included in the party is also seen in the post-unification party - the party's leadership. There is confusion about which leader to manage where in the new party. The challenge of managing leaders and cadres, including the top leaders of all 18 parties, down to the ward level, has delayed the formation and expansion of the organization.
The NCP has already reached an initial agreement on how to form the organization. Although discussions are underway to form a central work performance committee with coordinators and co-coordinators until the general convention, the party has not agreed on how many leaders to include in the committee.
The main challenge is in managing the leaders of the former CPN-UML. Two former Prime Ministers, Madhav Nepal and Jhalanath Khanal, as well as Bamdev Gautam and Bhim Rawal, can be managed. It is understood that the discussions have not yielded any results due to fears that the leaders of the former CPN-UML will dominate the high-level committee.
But the party is aggressively promoting the message of unity. It has held unity rallies in all provinces except Karnali and Bagmati provinces, as well as increased meetings with leaders and workers.
