Kathmandu. The leader of the Nepali Communist Party, Gopal Kirati, has criticized the style of party leaders as that of King Maharaja. Through social media, leader Kirati questioned the party's activities and the working style of the leaders. He has expressed his displeasure with the crowd seen on the stage during the party entrance program and the frills in the name of protecting the top leaders.

According to him, the flamboyance and arrogance of the party coordinator Pushpa Kamal Dahal, done in the name of Prachanda's security, seems to have taken a toll on the Gadhimai fair. He has said - 'Yesterday on 11th of December 2082, Ekta Sabha was organized in National Auditorium, Kathmandu. Asti a. We could not participate in the program with Bhim Rawal and Z Pusta due to illness. Yesterday we took part in the program of the auditorium because we could do some walking. But, it must be said with sadness, the workers were saying that the cushioned stage or platform seat, the feet of the leaders were visible.

He has suggested that - in the Ekta Sabha of five groups, including the NCP and JSPA unification group, mainly the leaders of the five groups should have been at the forefront of the platform. In that, it was also mandatory to eat the smiles of the Jade generation. Because they were the heroes of the show. However, the stage was so packed that even though Rajendra Shrestha of Jaspa and a leader of another group were in the front row, three people could be seen sitting very awkwardly on the couch that could only accommodate two people. When the leaders of other groups and Muskan Khatun's place was like the edge of the lake, the program of the hall was a unity meeting between the five groups or a mock meeting of some former group, activists and journalist friends of the revolutionary consciousness were confused.

He has also demanded to build an institutional method as soon as possible so that people other than those related to the Aboprant program will not sit on the stage, cannot sit, participate, but they should sit in the ranks of the people or workers.