By Telegraph Nepal
Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal of Unified Maoists
Party has proposed ‘a four point package solution’ to end present political
dispute.
This he proposed at the four party meeting,
July 3, 2012.
First, resolve disputed issues of constitution
drafting; second, another constituent assembly election to promulgate the new
constitution; third, formation of a national unity government and lastly allow
government to bring full-fledged budget.
The NC and UML leaders present at the meet
questioned Dahal if his party vice chairman Baburam was ready to forward his
resignation first?
Very tricky question.
The four party meeting had began exactly at
6:30 in the evening at Chairman Dahal’s bungalow in Lazimpat, Kathmandu and
lasted for almost two hours.
PM Baburam was also present at the meeting.
Alcohol was served or not has not been made
public though.
Bhattarai replied, “I have already said in my
meetings with the political leadership and people from various sectors that I
will resign only if parties reach consensus.”
JNU trick.
At the meeting, the Maoists and Madhesi leaders
insisted that all impending issues of disputes should be resolved in a package
whereas the NC and UML leaders demanded PM Baburam’s resignation first.
Package phenomenon is disgusting.
“We have already said that we are positive
towards the formation of a Nepali Congress led government. But before that let
us resolve contentious constitution drafting issues, the process of drafting
constitution and the new election…all in a package,” Dahal intervened.
As if package in being imported from an alien
land?
“In order to rebuild confidence between
parties, prime minister’s resignation should be made the kickoff point. If we
allow him present the budget he will not resign later,” said President Sushil
Koirala of Nepali Congress.
Old man has the logic.
“We will not take part in the election.
Election is impossible. If we want to resolve disputes let us hold further
talks but the Prime Minister should resign first,” Chairman Jhalnath of UML
told at the meeting.
Old vengeance revisited.
“The likelihood of consensus is minimal. The
present ruling alliance is not at all worried. They want to continue stick to
power,” also claimed Khanal.
Khanal talked sense.
Naryan Kaji of Unified Maoists told the media
that the UML leaders presented themselves in a tough manner though the NC
leaders exhibited some flexibility at the meeting.
The party of the four parties thus ended. Yet
they all agreed to meet for one more sitting. The venue of the next meet yet
remains to be agreed in package.
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