Dahal said that parties engaged in popular campaigns were promoted by performing 'stunts' rather than respecting the country's ideas, principles, and abandoned politics.
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Nepali Communist Party Coordinator Pushpa Kamal Dahal has accused those who engage in politics solely on the basis of 'stunts' of being funded by forces within and outside the country.
He said that instead of respecting the country's ideas, principles and abandoned politics, the parties engaged in popular campaigns were promoted by doing 'stunts' in the program to incorporate the Chure Bhawar Party into the NCP on Tuesday.
'Nowadays, in the country, instead of respecting and appreciating ideas, principles, politics, sacrifice, penance and sacrifice in order to build a society based on that, instead of running a campaign against corruption, running a campaign in favor of social justice against social discrimination and running a campaign for economic development against economic backwardness, we have seen that domestic and foreign powers have invested heavily in promoting such parties by doing stunts,' he said. 'We, the Nepali Communist Party, have realized the historical need to organize a movement based on political values that respect history and respect ideas. We have taken the process of building the Nepali Communist Party forward by polarizing and unifying it.'
