CPN-UML is set to organize its second Statute Convention in September 2025, where major proposals on party leadership, organizational structure, and statute amendments will be discussed.
Karnali Province’s cabinet meeting has proposed concluding the sixth assembly session at midnight, alongside decisions on key transfers, court compliance, and media reforms.
Prachanda, leader of Nepal’s CPN (Maoist Centre), highlights ongoing reactionary conspiracies targeting the party and stresses the need for unified revolutionary action at the 23rd Bottley Memorial event.
At the 23rd Botle Martyrs’ Day event, CPN (Maoist Centre) leader Shankar Lama spoke out against class-based discrimination affecting martyr families and urged party unity to strengthen the struggle.
Senior Congress leader Dr. Shekhar Koirala criticized Nepal’s coalition government in Biratnagar, warning that weak governance threatens democracy.
Jhalanath Khanal, senior leader of CPN (Unified Socialist), states that the rebellion within CPN (UML) was a mistake and highlights the importance of unity among Nepal’s leftist parties.
Dr. Baburam Bhattarai compares Nepal’s communist leadership to Stalin-era politics, criticizing Oli and Prachanda for sidelining dissent and losing direction.
Foreign Minister Arju Rana Deuba calls on Nepali Congress members to prioritize party unity over personal ambitions. Speaking at a Kaski meeting, she stresses healthy competition and cooperation ahead of the upcoming 15th general convention.
The CPN-UML has begun high-level preparations for its upcoming second Statute Convention, scheduled from September 5 to 7. Key leaders have been assigned responsibilities across health, logistics, publicity, and volunteer coordination. A total of 2,279 delegates are expected to attend the event.
Deputy Prime Minister Vishnu Poudel says attempts to divide Nepal’s CPN-UML party have been stopped after the central committee barred senior leaders from active party politics. He also reaffirmed the government’s stability and the alliance with Nepali Congress.