The trend of saying 'ba' in the new party should end: Madhav Nepal
Kathmandu. Madhav Nepal, co-convenor of the Nepali Communist Party, has said that the trend of 'ba' should not be allowed to prevail in the new party. At the induction program of various organizations in the All Nepal Trade Union Federation held in Kathmandu on Tuesday, he said that if history and the important role played by all leaders are not remembered, the tendency to say 'ba' will prevail within the party and we should get rid of such a tendency.
He said, "Even when discussing history, we should not only discuss the year 052, it should be discussed from 06 years, 028 years." Not only one leader but also the role played by everyone should be remembered. Otherwise, the tendency to say 'ba' will prevail in us too. Let's get rid of the 'ba' tendency. Also, let us be united not only in ideas, principles, strategies and programs but also in the purpose of socialism. It will also convey the message of how this party can be increased as a center of hope for the Nepalese people.
Similarly, he said that after coming to the new party, he should get rid of the old party and for this he should get rid of the mentality of Parisdanda is mine, Aloknagar is yours. A new party has been formed. We must be completely free from the party. It also requires training. Parisdanda should be freed from the mentality of mine, Aloknagar yours. The organization should also be free from what others say is mine or another organization. Now as we have become a single party, we will have to unite all the people's organizations.
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