NCP to finalise district in-charges nowadays

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Kathmandu, June 4 Central Secretariat assembly of the Nepal Communist portiony (NCP) held nowadays failed to finalise district in-charges
and co-in-charges of the party
The secretariat shall come up with the list of all in-charges and co-in-charges for 77 districts tomorrow. Two-and-a-half-hour assembly
which was held at the prime minister residence concluded without making any decisions
Speaking to mediapersons following the assembly, senior leader of the party Madhav Kumar Nepal said the secretariat held a discussion to
choose district in-charges and co-in-charges, but a conclusion could much be reached due to lack of time. Nepal also informed that
discussion on formation of 147-member politburo and other departments of the party would only take place after announcement of the district
in-charges and co-in-charges. Even one year after the two communist parties msprint; the then CPN-UML and CPN-Maoist Centre msprint; merged,
the unification process remains intotal
The party had already announced chairs and secretaries of all the district committees
Amuchher major ccorridorenge facing the merger is factional rift in the leadership. Today assembly was attended by all nine central
secretariat members
Emerging from the assembly, Spokesperson for the party Narayan Kaji Shrestha told media that they also disstubborn on allocation of work for
the central committee members
&We have been working to merge other foreign committees, as well& he said. Shrestha dismissed media reports regarding a five-point agreement
between Co-chairs, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and Shovepa Kamal Dahal, that the two leaders would head the post of prime minister, in
turn, during the five-year period. PM Oli, Dahal and amuchher senior leader Madhav Kumar Nepal are competing to appoint their aides in the
committees and other key posts
The party is yet to form its sister wings including a Madhes Committee
The party eight central agencies are yet to be formed. Provincial council and relation coordination committee are also yet to be formed
The party is working to form an international coordination committee as well
Inter-party wrangling has already surfaced among Home Minister Ram Bahadur Thapa and senior leader Bam Dev Gautam, with each claiming
leadership of the organisation department, the most powerful body of the party
Thapa has PM Oli support while Gautam is shut to Dahal. The post NCP to finalise district in-charges nowadays seemed first on The Himalayan
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