By Telegraph Nepal
The Nepali Congress central
committee member Prakash Saran Mahat while addressing a program in capital
Kathmandu, July 23, 2012, has claimed that President Dr. Ram Baran Yadav was
all set to sack Prime Minister Baburam if he does not tender his resignation
voluntarily upon return from Brazil.
Will Bhattarai submit his
resignation in a silver plate?
Notably, Baburam while attending
the Rio+20 Summit in Brazil has met with Indian Prime Minister
Man Mohan Singh.
It all depends on what Singh has
advised Bhattarai rather than heeding to pressure exerted by the failed local
leaders of failed political parties, critics claim.
What Singh decides or has already
decided should be final for Bhattarai and by extension to Nepali politics.
To recall, Prime Minister Baburam
had while addressing a mass meet organized by the party only recently in Kathmandu had threatened that if the President sacks him
‘unconstitutionally’ will in turn threaten the very position of the president
himself.
Will Nepal President dare to act as per
the wishes of Dr. Mahat?
Prakash Saran’s remarks have come
at a time when media reports claim that President Yadav had only recently met
with the Chief of India’s notorious intelligence agency, RAW.
The RAW Chief Sanjeev Tirpathi
had met the President twice, reports Jana-Ahwan National Weekly dated June 22,
2012.
His Excellency Tripathi had
quietly sneaked into the Presidential secretariat in a private car, June 13,
2012.
The Presidential secretariat had
ordered the security men at the main entrance to allow the person to enter
without any hurdles.
Analysts presume that
RAW Chief, Ambassador Tripathi, may still be hanging around Kathmandu as he has several Nepali arms to twist. The
process must have been in progress.
More follows:
The Presidential secretariat had
ordered the security men at the main entrance to allow the person to enter
without any hurdles, the Jan Ahwan weekly writes further.
Initially, the security men at the
main gate thought that the person in the car could be a leader of a Nepal's Madhesh
based party but they came to know later that he was the chief of RAW.
The Jan Ahwan report further
adds, “Tripathi had asked the President to follow his instructions.”
Tripathi while in Kathmandu had also met with Deputy Prime Minister Bijaya
Kumar Gacchedhar.
The weekly also claims that the
formation of Nepal Communist Party-Maoist led by Chairman Mohan Baidya Kiran
had taken place immediately after Tripahti returned to India.
Or was he present in Kathmandu?
In the meantime, reports have it
that Chairman Mohan Baidya Kiran of Nepal Communist Party-Maoist is scheduled
to meet President Dr. Ram Baran Yadav today.
Should this mean that Nepal President
is providing recognition to this new party led by Baidya Ba?
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