Senior CPN (Unified Socialist) leader Jhalanath Khanal has cautioned against premature unity efforts with the Maoist Centre, urging a stronger organizational and ideological rebuilding first.
CPN (Maoist Centre) Chairperson Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has alleged that a powerful network of brokers and intermediaries conspired to remove his government for launching an anti-corruption drive.
The Maoist Centre has voiced discontent with the government and Election Commission for releasing Nepal’s election timetable without consulting political parties.
The Maoist Centre faces decisive debates as Sharma pushes for collective resignation and Prachanda calls for a general convention ahead of December.
CPN (Maoist Centre) leader Matrika Yadav has stressed that leadership change requires fresh ideas and detailed plans, not just position shifts, while recognizing Chairman Prachanda’s role in stabilizing Nepal’s politics after the Gen Z movement.
Prachanda, Chairman of the CPN (Maoist Centre), inspected the fire-damaged party office in Parisdanda and pledged to build a modern and more grand new headquarters with party members’ support.
Maoist Centre Chair Prachanda has alleged that Nepal’s Congress–UML coalition government was created under the influence of brokers and middlemen.
Barsha Man Pun has stressed that federalism is Nepal’s national necessity and the foundation for its future, urging stronger cooperation, respect for local authority, and effective implementation across all levels of government.
CPN (Maoist Centre) General Secretary Dev Gurung has urged Nepal to remain alert to possible strategic or military dimensions within the U.S.-funded MCC project.
CPN (Maoist Centre) Vice-Chairperson Pampha Bhusal has stressed that festivals like Teej should not remain limited to tradition but also promote Nepal’s democratic achievements and social progress through songs, art, and cultural expression.