२०.१२°C काठमाडौं
Sunshine in the bells of unified socialism
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The current electoral system is benefiting the big and small political parties represented in the parliament. An example of this is the Maoist Center. Chairman of Maoist Center Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda, who won 32 seats from all over the country in the federal election held in November 2079 and became the third party in the parliament, is currently creating turmoil in the country.
He used to change alliances whenever he liked, on February 21, he broke the alliance with the Nepali Congress and formed a new alliance with the UML. Because of the fact that he has betrayed others from time to time, he is now facing a crisis. The central political equation seems to be in a quandary at the moment due to the political problems that have arisen especially in the Far West.
As the main role of the parliamentary arithmetic of the Maoist center is seen in the power equation while remaining outside the alliance with any party, the same role is seen of the Integrated Socialist (S) within the current five-party alliance. He was going to fulfill his selfishness.
President of Integrated Socialist Madhav Kumar Nepal, who is closer to Prachanda than to Oli, has been supporting Prachanda continuously since he was in the then CPN.
Every time when forming a coalition, Nepal does not know itself at first, but later understands that the main role of its own party will be the main role to protect the alliance it has built. He was munching on a lollipop.
Seeing that not only Prime Minister Prachanda but also UML President Oli is trying to use himself, this time the unified socialist has entered the arena. Realizing that they are only making themselves a ladder of power and selfishness, he has given a vertical challenge to the central government itself.
If this party had taken this stand on February 21, this situation would not have happened today. Even though it is late, there is a feeling that the sun has shone on this team.
– Sujan Devkota, Palungtar-4, Gorkha
