Socialist warning to leave coalition

In a meeting of Central Secretariat members available in Kathmandu on Monday, Chairman Madhav Kumar Nepal said that when the Wagmati provincial government was led by Maoists, there was an agreement to give the Far West Chief Minister S. Saying that Oli and Dahal have violated the previous agreement, he emphasized that the Sudurpaschim Chief Minister is the bottom line of the party. Quoting Nepal's statement, an official said, "Recently, the agreement was violated. The chief minister of far away is our bottom line.' In the

meeting, most of the secretariat members said that if S is not given any position as per the agreement in the power coalition, there will be doubts about cooperation. They alleged that due to the pressure of UML President Oli, the Chief Minister of Far West was not given to their party. S leaders commented that Prime Minister Dahal supported Unmukti (Ranjita Party) candidate Kailash because of Oli. President Nepal had said that he was forced to support Lakshman Kishore of the silk party, who claimed the support of the Congress and the Chief Minister after non-compliance with the previous agreement.

The secretariat meeting of S has concluded that it will immediately maintain its position in Far West. Vice President Beduram Bhusal said that if they agree but do not implement it, the alliance cooperation itself will be questioned. "During the formation of the Wagmati government, it was agreed that the Chief Minister of Far West would be given to our party. But now it has been violated," he said, "The Chief Minister of the Far West is our bottom line." He alleged that the government had devalued the role of S after taking the vote of confidence. "There is a question as to why stay in the alliance if the agreement reached during the creation of the power equation is not implemented," said Bhusal, "there is still a place where the agreement can be implemented." Otherwise, it may affect other provinces and unions, our emphasis is on the implementation of the agreement.'

Vice President Bhusal said that for the implementation of the agreement, there should be a written agreement between the ruling parties. "The oral agreement was not implemented, now we are in favor of agreeing in writing and in practice," he told the conclusion of the secretariat meeting. From the stance of having a chief minister in the Far West of S.O. to supporting candidates outside the coalition, the 'house fight' of immunity has put the embarrassed Prime Minister Dahal in more trouble. He has started his homework to solve the crisis that arose after the double claim on the Chief Minister from immunity. "It seems that the Prime Minister's special initiative is to reconcile the civil liberties and bring them into a power coalition," the source said, "if that happens, a majority government of UML, Maoist and immunities will be easily formed in the Far West." , Unmukti Party has 7 MPs, SKA 4, RPP and Independent 1/1 MP. There are 2 MPs in favor of Ranjita and 5 MPs in favor of Resham. Although Oli and Dahal were positive to give themselves the vice-president of the National Assembly at the beginning, the socialists understand that they changed their minds just before the election. In which UML's Vimala Ghimire has been elected.

An official of the UML said that the work of weakening the power coalition started with the process of forming the Far West Province government. He said that although there was an agreement to give S as the Chief Minister in the second phase in the far west, the position to be taken at the beginning was unnatural. "Since the government will not be formed in the Far West, it seems that the socialists have the intention to weaken the alliance by freely supporting the other party," said the leader, "this should be understood as a move to weaken the alliance." But the Dahal-led government has become a basis for confidence only when S is in the power coalition. The Dahal government has the support of 156 MPs, including 76 of UML (excluding the Speaker and one suspension), 21 of Raswapa, 12 of Jaspa, 10 of S and 5 of Civil Immunity.

UML President Oli has accused S of showing an opportunistic character in the parliamentary party meeting on Monday. He commented that in the process of forming the government of Sudurpaschim Province, S showed right-wing opportunistic character by supporting the equation of Congress leadership. Speaking at the meeting of the parliamentary party at the Federal Parliament House, New Baneshwar, he said, 'The first term when we were with him.

If you can't give civil liberties, will you agree to give civil liberties the first term to defeat this coalition by winning the Congress from another faction? S took an apolitical decision.'

A senior Maoist leader said that it would be risky to try to move forward without trusting the Unified Socialist President Madhav Kumar Nepal. "The signs seen during the formation of the Sudurpaschim Province government are not good for the power equation," he said.