Kathmandu, Dec 19 : CPN (Maoist Centre) chair Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’
has been urged to immediately take the unification process between the party
and CPN (UML) to a logical conclusion.
A joint
delegation from the both political parties’ youth wings--Youth Association of
Nepal and Young Communist League (YCL)--reached the Dahal’s private residence
at Lazimpat to congratulate him on the majority victory of the left alliance in
the recent elections to the House of Representatives and State Assemblies, took
the time to call on him to give a meaning to such achievements.
The delegation insisted that the party
unification issue should get a logical to prove the electoral victory meaningful.
The victory of
the left alliance in the election to the House of Representatives and State
Assemblies was the reflection of notion that ‘unity is strength’, they said,
calling upon Dahal to take the leadership for ensuring political stability and
bringing economic progress to the country.
Stating that the Nepali people endorsed the
left alliance through the recent polls, they urged Dahal to commence
‘meaningful’ dialogues for the unification, according to YCL chair Ram Prasad
Sapkota.
In response,
leader Dahal informed the delegation that efforts are in place to
institutionalize the endorsement of the left alliance from the people’s level.
“People’s mandate
that the left alliance got through the elections has already become the
people’s property, and support and cooperation from every quarter is required
to take the unification process to a logical end,” Dahal said.
He further
pledged to leave no stone unturned to pay back the people for their valuable
ballots by meeting their aspirations for peace, political stability and
economic prosperity.
Underlining the
vital role of youths to change the fate of the nation, he was hopeful of
achievements capable of revamping Nepal with a couple of years.
YAN chair Rajib
Pahadi requested Dahal to make initiations for the meaningful unity between two
political parties.
YCL is the youth
wing of the Maoist Centre while YAN is the youth wing of the UML.
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