Kathmandu, Sept 7: The presentation of various groups formed to discuss and comment on the reports presented in the ongoing statute convention of the CPN UML has been over.
The convention representatives presented their views through 10 groups in the 2nd statute convention which has been going on at Godawari, Lalitpur for two days.
The groups mostly accepted the major concept presented in the reports relating to politics, statute amendment, organization along with some suggestions, according to chief of UML publicity department, Rajendra Gautam.
Party Chairman KP Sharma Oli had presented the political report, while Vice Chairman Bishnu Paudel the proposal on statute amendment, General Secretary Shankar Pokharel the organizational report. Various other departmental reports were also shared on the occasion.
Krishna Prasad Jaishi from Sudurpaschim Province, said it was not time to think of alternative to Chairman Oli at present. “Our group has this conclusion,” he added. Chairman of the party in Karnali Province and group leader, Gulab Jung Shah, said the party requires strong and vibrant leadership, so Oli’s leadership fits the party best.
Lumbini Province’s Chairman Radha Krishna Kandel viewed leadership should commit to achieving socialism based on Nepali characteristics. So, unity within party is imperative, he added.
Gandaki Province Chairman and group leader Min Prasad Gurung observed that the reports had clearly given a direction for achieving national ambition of ‘prosperous Nepal and happy Nepali’.
However, Bagmati Province’s Chairman and group leader Kailash Dhungel said some of the leaders were against the removal of 70-year age limit and two consecutive term for chairman and office bearers.
The Madhes and Koshi province chairmen and group leaders Chandreshwor Mandal and Ghanashyam Khatiwada also welcomed the reports.
Now, the senior leaders are scheduled to furnish responses to the comments and the suggestions given by the representatives and groups’ leaders, according to Gautam. #nepal #political #rss
