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No-trust motion won’t affect national consensus: Chairman Dahal

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prachanda3-600x330Kathmandu, July 23: CPN (Maoist-Centre) Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal has said his party decided to register the no-trust motion against Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli as there was nothing impossible in the politics.
Speaking about the no-trust motion against PM Oli at the parliament meeting on Friday, he recalled that both parties had signed a 16-point to deal the national politics, but it was implemented by the ruling partner. He expressed his anathema to the words ‘gentleman agreement’, saying such agreement could not lead to the consensus.
According to him, his party expected for national unity and consensus in the country while it decided to back CPN (UML) Chair to become the Prime Minister with the promulgation of the new constitution. The registration of a no-confidence motion against him was also guided by the same assumption, he argued.
“Registration of no-trust motion and government change is a usual process. Every party always remains effortful to influence others. This trend should be taken normally,” he said, however, pointing out the need of collective efforts among the political parties to face the problems of national level.
Moreover, he said party’s arrival in the existing political process was from a different ground and the logical conclusion of the peace process was its major concern. It was really a challenge to address problems surfaced in the Madhes and Tharuhat regions.
Stating that he had no personal grudge with the Prime Minister, he said the party could not be convinced by the government performance in the past nine months. There were widely differing views between the party will and government performance on the matters of carrying out the post-earthquake reconstruction efforts, handing of blockade and responding to the Madhes agitation.
Leader Dahal accused Prime Minister Oli of being ‘ego-centric’ and ‘self-centric’.
Prime Minister’s performance was like of a single-party government, full of arrogance and self-esteem , he claimed.
Progressive nationality that according to him would help further strengthen internal national unity could not be the priority of the government and it failed to realise problems of all class and community.
Dahal accused Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli of having special attachment with those who do not want federalism and Republic system.
Arguing that although the CPN (Maoist Centre) had aimed at establishing a single communist centre, Oli was found foiling this effort, Chairman Dahal said that such situation was created after PM Oli turned dishonest in implementing recent nine-point and gentleman agreements.
He clarified that they were for settling the situation through talks and consensus in line with the Comprehensive Peace Accord.