Kathmandu, Feb. 16
Nepal Communist Party
(NCP) has launched a country-wide three-month campaign to strengthen the party
unification and enhance public relations.
This is the first time
the ruling party has launched a campaign after the unification between the then
CPN (UML) and the Maoist Centre.
The first programme of
the campaign was organised in Kohalpur of Banke district on Sunday where party
chair Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda trained the cadres.
Speaking on the occasion,
he said that the chair of the erstwhile CPN (MC) did not work to unite the two
leftist parties to become the prime minister or elevate to the power.
“I never thought of
becoming the prime minister or exercise the power while merging the two largest
communist parties of the country. The parties were united to promote the
national and public interest and establish socialism in the country,” he said.
He said that the
unification had given a stop to the political instability and anarchism in the
country as well.
According to him, the
three-month long campaign has been launched to expand the party’s public
relations. He also maintained that the reactionary forces were trying to
disturb the party unification process and create fractions in the party.
Chair Prachanda said that
the two parties were in communication since the armed-conflict period regarding
the party unification.
General Secretary of the
party Bishnu Poudel said that the campaign was launched to take the good jobs
of the federal, State and local governments to the people.
Minister for Home Affairs
Ram Bahadur Thapa Badal said that the government had launched an action against
the corrupt officials, smugglers and other criminals.
He also urged the party
cadres to support the government in the drive against corruption, black
marketing, smuggling and illegal works.
Chief Minister of State 5
Shankar Pokharel said that his government had the best performance compared to
the other States.
Published in The Rising Nepal Daily on 17 February 2020.
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