September 29, 2026, Tuesday
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Appeal of the Nepali Communist Party to complete the election within the specified time

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Kathmandu. The Nepali Communist Party has made a special appeal to all the left-wing, democratic and patriotic forces to complete the election within the stipulated time. On Saturday, the Nepali Communist Party issued an appeal letter and appealed to all the left-wing, democratic and patriotic forces to complete the election saying that there are possibilities of regressive maneuvers to spoil the election under various pretexts.

"There are still possibilities of spreading chaos under various pretexts, revoking the constitution, discouraging the leaders and workers of the democratic party, creating obstacles to hold the assembly, disrupting the election under any pretext or regressive and reactionary maneuvers to favor the election results," the appeal letter stated.

It is further stated in the appeal letter, "The Nepali Communist Party has been adamant that the election should be held on the announced date to move the country from the constitutional path to the path of change." Our party makes a special appeal to all left-wing, democratic and patriotic forces for joint initiatives in defense of the constitution, democracy, social justice and national independence.

According to the Nepali Communist Party, the question of national independence and the right to self-determination of the Nepali people is becoming more sensitive.

According to the CPN, responsible initiative to address people's aspirations through constitutional means while building national consensus has become the need of the day.

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