Communist unity should not be the same as in 075: Madhav Nepal

Kathmandu. Madhav Kumar Nepal, former Prime Minister and co-convenor of the Nepali Communist Party (NKP), has said that the Communist Party should be united only by thinking.

Addressing a program held in Kathmandu on Monday on the occasion of the 24th Botle Memorial Day, Nepal said that the unity between the UML and the Maoist Center in 2075 should not be like that.

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