According to Secretary Karki, a person who has already played a role in history should not remain in office.
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Maoist Secretary Ram Karki has said that the youth should be brought to the leadership level of the party. In a conversation with News Agency Nepal, Secretary Karki emphasized that the responsibility of leading the party should be given to the young generation.
According to Secretary Karki, it is not appropriate to remain in an executive role even after reaching a certain age and experience. He said that it is not necessary to sit in the executive position of the party to lead the revolution. Karki is of the opinion that the problem will not be resolved even by removing the party president Pushpa Kamal Dahal.
'After reaching a certain age, after experiencing certain experiences, we have to go to another role. We have to play another role. We should not be in an executive role. Well, to lead the revolution, to lead, but for that it is not necessary to sit in the executive position of the party,' he said.
Secretary Karki says that a person who has played a role in history should not even sit in office. Those who play that role no longer need to be officials. As for the office bearers, we can bring the youth, those with new enthusiasm. We can lead ideologically, politically. We can give leadership,' he said. He said that the direction, strategy, and leadership of the party should be revolutionized.
Similarly, Secretary Karki has said that the party should be dissolved. He insists on disbanding the party and giving a new course of action.
'Party, power has a lifetime. As in individuals, there are weaknesses in the party, in power too. But there it must be taken to the process of continuous decomposition. In Mao Zedong's language, one of the essences of the Chinese Proletarian Cultural Revolution was that the party should be periodically and partially dissolved. If it cannot be dissolved, there will be no reorganization. This is the law of life,' he said.
