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Kathmandu. The main opposition party CPN (Maoist Center) has accused those who do not like federalism of taking advantage of the government’s misrule and launching an anti-establishment campaign. The party’s office bearers’ meeting held at the Khumaltar residence of party chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal on Monday made this allegation.
The Maoists have accused the anti-establishment party of taking advantage of the government’s misdeeds and launching an anti-establishment campaign, targeting the crowd that gathered on Sunday in support of former King Gyanendra Shah.
Announcing the decision after the meeting, party spokesperson Agni Prasad Sapkota said that the meeting discussed the initial review of the Terai/Madhes campaign, the current national political situation and the SBU elections. He claimed that the campaign has created a new kind of awareness among the people as it has reached from Jhapa to Rautahat.
He claimed that the Maoists are the carriers of change and admitted that the people were neglected for some time, adding that the people are very attracted and optimistic towards the party. He said that it has also been decided to make us effective in the House and on the streets to fulfill the expectations and hopes of the people.
The Maoists have concluded that the government has failed in all its work. —News Agency Nepal
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