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Broken Talks Between Four-party Political Mechanism And 33-party Front

Issue 35, September 1, 2013

By KTM Metro Reporter

 

August 25, 2013: the four-party political mechanism including the Federal Democratic Party led by Upendra Yadav and the 33-party Front have been holding talks giving hope to the political resolution for holding the elections to a new CA smoothly in November 2013. They have agreed on holding a roundtable conference to resolve all the political issues raised by the 33-party front.

 

Everything went wrong when the 33-party front headed by Mohan Vaidhya of the CPN-Maoist unexpectedly put forth the five-point demand in written at the meeting held at the office of the four-party political mechanism at Nayabaneswor yesterday. Every politician knows that the five-point demand is impossible to meet if the elections are to hold in November 2013.

 

Holding a news conference at Buddhanagar in Kathmandu yesterday, chairman of CPN-Maoist Mohan Vaidhya said that he wanted to resolve all the political issues through a round table conference but the five-party political mechanism broke the talks held yesterday unilaterally. Chairman Vaidhya hinted at the foreign hands on breaking the talks .

 

Secretary of CPN-Maoist Dev Gurung said that the four-party political mechanism did not want his party to participate in the elections, they broke the talks; so, the 33-party front has no alternative but to launch protests.

 

Leaders of the four-party political mechanism said that they were surprised to see the 33-party front going back to its demands and taking firm stand on not stepping back from their demands. They said that the 33-party front including the CPN-Maoist did not want to participate in the elections rather want to disrupt it. They also have said that they keep the door always opened for talks if the 33-party front including the CPN-Maoist come with the clear intention of taking part in the elections.

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