Senior Unified Socialist Leaders Set to Join UML as Rift Deepens
Prominent leaders from the Unified Socialist are preparing to rejoin UML, signaling widening divisions as Nepal’s leftist parties move toward broader political unity.
Prominent leaders from the Unified Socialist are preparing to rejoin UML, signaling widening divisions as Nepal’s leftist parties move toward broader political unity.
India has distanced itself from Durga Prasai’s political campaign, saying it has no involvement and continues to respect Nepal’s democratic process.
The Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) has called on Nepal’s government to prioritize constitutional reform and good governance before upcoming elections, cautioning that voting without structural change could deepen the nation’s crisis.
Political leaders voiced dissatisfaction over ministers’ remarks during a meeting with Prime Minister Sushila Karki, raising concerns about Nepal’s election environment.
Former minister Deepak Khadka said he was inside his Budhanilkantha residence when protesters scattered cash during the Bhadra 24 unrest. He described the incident as a pre-planned attempt to defame him.
Pradeep Poudel of Nepali Congress has outlined a proposal for generational change, youth participation, and governance reform, calling it essential to rebuilding public trust and revitalizing democracy in Nepal.
CPN (UML) Central Committee member Arbind Singh criticized his party’s leadership for moral inconsistency in calling for parliament restoration after dissolving the House twice. He called for internal reform, transparency, and inclusion of former President Bidhya Devi Bhandari.
The Congress–UML–Janamat alliance claims majority support to form a new government in Madhesh Province, but confusion over Janamat’s endorsement has sparked political uncertainty.
UML has started its 10th Central Committee meeting in Lalitpur, focusing on leadership, organizational reform, and the upcoming General Convention amid growing internal debate.
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.