Chairman
Pushpa Kamal Dahal has stressed the need to form a national unity government
for effective implementation of constitution and to expedite the post-disaster
reconstruction process.
Dahal,
however, did not divulge details about whether the current government would be
transformed into a unity government or that there would be a new
leadership.
Speaking to reporters in Dhanghadhi on Sunday, Dahal said only a national unity
can deal with the adverse situation facing the country.
“After a
broad agreement on the issues, there can be discussions whether this government
should continue as unity government or a new government be formed,” Dahal said,
adding that the UCPN (Maoist) had been in favour of a national unity government
since the day the constitution was promulgated.
“Discussions
are underway with Nepali Congress regarding the formation of a national unity
government,” he said, without divulging details about the talks with the main
opposition.
Despite
dissatisfaction in the party over performances of the government, Maoist
leaders say chances of it withdrawing support to the government in immediate
future are slim. Even Dahal has made remarks in public that performances of
government as dismal. Questions were raised in the party over performances of
some Maoist ministers who along with the senior coalition CPN-UML share vital
posts in the government.
Dahal is
said to have told NC leaders about the possible change in government after the party’s
general convention in the first week of March. The NC leaders are said to
against the change in government in immediate future.
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