Communist unity to fight elements that challenge Nepali's right to self-determination: Prachanda
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- Sat, 29 November 2025
Kathmandu. Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda, coordinator of the Nepali Communist Party, has said that the communists are united to fight against foreign elements who challenge the right of self-determination of the Nepali people. Addressing the Ekta Sandesh Sabha held in Deukhuri of Dang on Saturday, Prachanda said that the communists are united to fight the reactionary and interfering foreign elements by taking the people with them. He insisted that it was clear in the Zenji movement that even two-thirds of them could not do anything unless they understood the sentiments of the people and came along with them.
Prachanda opined that the Prime Minister had to escape by helicopter from Baluwatar because the previous government had saved the corrupt under the guise of two-thirds. He says that even though the people chased him, some leaders still have arrogance and pride. He reviewed the mistakes made by them and said that the CPN is united and now they will move forward with Genji's case.
Likewise, Nepali Communist Party co-convenor Madhav Kumar Nepal said that the CPN was formed with the determination to continue the good things and improve the shortcomings. He said that the party will focus on making people's lives happy and maintaining equality. He mentioned that he will leave the country after establishing the socialism that the country wants while accepting the issues put forward by the Yavas.
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