Viveksheel said that he is open to reorganizing the party, even if the party's name and election symbol are changed, in the campaign to build an alternative political power centered on the broader interests of the Nepalese people and the nation.
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The Prudential Common Party has called for greater unity from alternative political forces to the Genji generation. Viveksheel said that he is open to reorganizing the party, even if the party's name and election symbol are changed, in the campaign to build an alternative political power centered on the broader interests of the Nepalese people and the nation.
Spokesman Ashutosh Pradhan issued a statement on Sunday He said that all the doors are open for cooperation, polarization, functional unity and greater integration with all alternative political forces, new parties, Zenji movement activists and groups and people who have made public appearances.
'In view of the general election that is going to be held on the foundation of Genji generation rebellion and solidarity, the prudent common party has opened all doors for cooperation, polarization, functional unity and greater integration with alternative political forces, new parties, activists and groups of the Genji movement and people who have made public introductions, open all kinds of open discussions, debates and build greater new power. calls,' the statement said.
Viveksheel had already formed a negotiation committee under the coordination of Vice President Prakashchandra Pariyar for unity with alternative political forces and negotiations were also held at various stages.
Viveksheel claimed that he succeeded in changing the discourse of politics by digging the foundation of alternative politics in Nepal by imbibing the strong campaign against corruption, the continuous practice of cultured politics and the effective representation of the youth in every field. He also called on everyone saying that the greater unity of alternative political forces, Genji generation and all transformative forces, campaigns, groups and activists is necessary to get the country out of the current heterogeneous political situation.
