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THE HIMALAYAN TIMES, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 2012 www.thehimalayantimes.com NATIONAL President to meet leaders tomorrow To seek a possible way out of political deadlock facing the country Himalayan News Service Kathmandu, August 3 President Dr Ram Baran Yadav is going to consult with top leaders of major political parties on Sunday, seeking for a possible way out to the present political and constitutional deadlock facing the country. “The President has rescheduled to begin parleys as political parties have failed to reach consensus to end the current impasse, Rajendra Dahal, Press Advisor to the President told The Himalayan Times. According to him, the Head of the State will seek the leaders’ feedback and their views on the way out of the present crisis. The President have been holding meetings from time-to-time following the dissolution of the Constituent Assembly on May Himalayan News Service Kathmandu, August 3 Nepali Congress leader Bimalendra Nidhi today proposed senior leader Sher Bahadur Deuba’s name as the party’s prime ministerial’s candidate should there be a consensus government. “The Congress,” he said, “one year ago, had decided that Deuba would be the candidate for a consensus government and Ram Chandra Paudel would be the candidate for a majority government. I think, the decision is still relevant even now as there has been no other decision regarding the matter,” he told reporters in the Capital. He, however, said that it was a matter of consensus among the top three leaders of the Congress. The Congress, he made it clear, would announce the candidate for prime minister only after President Dr Ram Baran Yadav called on the parties for consensus government. On the new constitution, Nidhi said that it should be 27, but neither the government nor the political parties were able to find suitable solution of the crisis in the last two months. “The President is worried so he wants to seek the promulgated from the Constituent Assembly itself. “If we opted for any other ways than the CA, which was the preference of the people for the last 60 years, the new constitution could not be sustainable,” Nidhi told reporters during an interaction session in the Capital. There are only two alternatives – either to revive the CA for a short period after forging consensus on the disputed issues of the new constitution or to go for fresh CA polls. Although, the establishment side of the Congress has been lobbying for fresh polls for Parliament, which can also function as CA, senior leader Sher Bahadur Deuba-led faction has been stressing for CA revival. Stating that amending the Interim Constitution by using the President’s right to remove the difficulties is not the proper way, Nidhi said, adding that, the CA revival was imperative even for making the fresh polls legal and legitimate. The Congress leader rejected the idea of going for parliamentary polls and views from leaders across the political spectrum,” Dahal added. He also said that during the meeting, the President will seek their stances on the election, formation of the government ‘Deuba to lead consensus govt’ Himalayan News Service Dulegaunda, August 3 Seti River’s continual land erosion has put over a dozen government offices and more than 500 houses at risk in Tanahu’s Khirenitar and Dulegaunda VCDs. Sources said that rainfed Seti has kept offices of the Area Police Office Belchutara, Janakalyan Secondary School, Western Regional Police Office, Bhanubhakta Campus, Red Cross Dulegaunda, Setiganga Community and Livestock Sub Health Post Fulegaunda at peril. Area Police Office Belchautara said that Seti’s flood has put 500 houses located from Kotre to Bhuimad Bazaar in danger. Similarly, Bhanubhakta Campus chief Ramesh Adhikary said that the Seti had eaten away 50 ropanis of land situated around the KATHMANDU: President Ram Baran Yadav today made it clear to the district presidents of the Nepali Congress that he would only abide by the constitution and desist from doing anything other than the powers enshrined in it. President Yadav told this to the district presidents who called on him in Shital Niwas and urged him to make efforts for giving an outlet to the country in his capacity as the patron of the constitution. Members of the Newari community taking a procession around the Dhankuta Bazaar on the occasion of Gai Jatra festival, on Friday. Land erosion puts 500 houses at risk campus. “The increasing activity of extracting sand, boulders and others, from the Seti has added additional risk to the campus,” he added. People living on the banks of the Seti River fear that the river might deluge their shelters any time. Adhikary said that their pleas to the Water Induced Disaster Control Regional Office, Pokhara, for river control had fallen on the deaf ears. A local said that people are compelled to spend sleepless night when there is thunderstorm. Sumanbandhu Bhandari, a local journalist, said that the Seti River has put over 100 houses at risk in Bhimad Bazaar. “Seti may wash away the human settlement any time,” he warned. Meanwhile, residents of the Bazaar have demanded for construction of an embankment. ‘I will not cross constitutional limits’ “The caretaker government is prolonging its tenure and taking the decisions of long-term nature against the spirit of the Interim Constitution. So, the President, in his capacity as the patron of the constitution, should take initiatives to implement the constitution,” the district presidents told President at the meeting according to Nuwakot president Jagadish Narsingh KC. In response, President Yadav said, according to THT said, “A new constitution should be promulgated first even before the parliament polls as it needs to mention about the structure and size of the parliament in the new statute.” Stating that the Congress’ Sindhupalchok conclave suggested the Congress for fresh polls, he said, “As all other parties, the Congress is also divided on whether the polls should be held for CA or parliament. The Barahbishe conclave was also divided on this.” Nidhi opined that the fresh CA could be downsized to 311-member CA as the parties already agreed for the 311-member House of Representatives at the centre. He said that the Congress should be ready for a package deal on the issues of process of promulgating the new constitution and formation of a national consensus government. Nidhi expressed discontent with party President Sushil Koirala’s way of forming the party’s 42 departments unilaterally without consulting Deuba side. him, that he would never cross the constitutional limitations and would initiate steps as per the consensus among the parties. “Neither me nor the political parties not the government have any right to cross the constitutional limitations. So, I will proceed as per the spirit of the Interim Constitution, that is respecting consensus among the political parties,” KC quoted the President as saying. The district presidents and other matters including ordinances on the pipeline. The Office of the President has invited Pushpa Kamal Dahal and Baburam Bhattarai of the UCPN-M, Sushil Koirala, Sher Bahadur described the current political situation and expressed regret over the state of affairs that the caretaker government was ruling on the basis of ordinances. “How long a caretaker government should exist on the basis of ordinance?” the district presidents asked with President. The district presidents also requested President Yadav to stop the government from taking decisions without political consensus. — HNS Deuba and Ram Chandra Paudel of the NC, Jhalanath Khanal, Madhak Kumar Nepal and KP Sharma Oli of the UML and other Madheshi leaders to discuss on the current issues. UCPN-M CONVENTION Discontent over inclusion of new members deepens Himalayan News Service organising committee to Itahari, August 3 251-member which is deplorable,” one of the par- Irate Kochila and Limticipants said. buwan State Committee A participant preferring leaders of the Unified CPN- anonymity said that it Maoist have warned of sev- was erroneous to increase ering ties with the centre if the members of conven- the party leadership did tion organising committee not put right its decision of giving shelter to factional- including junior party ism and groupism in the members into the national party. He urged the party convention organising leadership to rectify their committee. modus operandi. A participant at a hush- Another disgruntled hush meeting held at Ita- leader complained that hari-based hotel, on Fri- party leadership had failed day, urged the party leader- to make the correct assessship to correct its mistake, ment of the work perfor- or include the left out party mance of party members. members into the conven- “Juniors have been includtion organising committee ed in the convention or- or not to violate mandate ganising committee, given by the seventh whereas seniors have been plenum. sidelined,” said another “We have decided to sev- dissatisfied leader. er our ties with the centre if Disgruntled leaders of the party leadership does Kochila and Limbuwan not rectify its decision,” a state committee have re- disgruntled participant quested the party leader- said. “We shall not put up ship not to make any arbi- with party injustice. Intrary decision breaching stead, we shall go ahead the established party through internal struggle,” norms. he warned. The meeting also decid- Majority of the district ed to submit their points of in-charges and acting in- discontent to the centre charges of the Kochila with signatures. and Limbuwan State Com- UCPN-Maoist has inmittee participating the secluded Dharmashila Chacret meeting flayed the pagain and Purna Singh party leadership for in- Chapagain of Kochila State creasing the members of Committee and Shree national convention or- Jawegu of Limbuwan State ganising committee violat- Committee into national ing seventh plenum’s man- convention organising date. committee. UCPN-Maoist’s seventh Dambar Subedi, who is plenum held in Kathman- ranked second after Dhardu had decided to form mashila in Kochila is not 175-memebr national con- incorporated into the convention organising comvention organising committee. “The party leadermittee. It has been learnt ship unilaterally increased that Subedi had led the se- the number of convention cret meeting. A youth showing illegal drugs after being arrested in Bhairahawa, on Friday. UCPN-M decision draws flak Leaders picked from their coterie Tika R Pradhan Kathmandu, August 3 The decision of three top leaders of the Unified CPN- Maoist, who have been leading their respective factions in the party, to pick the names of the cadres of their coterie in the National Convention Organising Committee (NCOC) has drawn severe criticism. Sources claimed that the cadres of Baburam Bhattarai had expressed dissatisfaction over the selection process through various means of communication. “We have given our whole life to you but that all went in vain,” one of the cadres expressed his frustrations to Bhattarai. A large number of cadres have become frustrated after knowing the names in the list of NCOC. They have claimed that the leadership ignored those who have become party whole timers long ago but have embraced the opportunists and those who were in their coterie. Some 11 leaders of Bhojpura State Committee including Rautahat district incharge Devendra Patel, Bara district in-charge Hari Chaulagain ‘Lalkiran’, former MP Satya Narayan Bhagat, former minister Jwala Kumari Sah and Uddhab Pokhrel were preparing to quit the party by organising a press conference at Birgunj. Leaders must have been aware about the frustration while selecting a secretary of a district instead of its incharge. Anyone can feel the frustrations of Amar Mandal- the in-charge of Saptari when his secretary Asarfi Sada has been elevated to National Convention Organising Committee member. Even the joint in-charges of Mahottari and Dhanusha Tulsi Dhungana and Asarfi Yadav have been selected respectively. The Madhesi leaders have been demanding the leadership to elevate Raju Harijan of Nawalparasi, Chinak Kurmi of Nawalparasi, Paramananda Barma of Banke, Binod Upadhyay of Rupandehi and Aktar Hussain in the NCOC. Following the news reports regarding that the cadres have been preparing to quit, Chairman Pushpa Kamal Da- PAGE 5 THT hal and Vice-chairman Baburam Bhattarai had summoned Madhesi leaders Pravu Sah and Ram Kumar Sharma and had assured them to fulfill their demands and therefore stop the press conferences being organised at different state committees of Madhes. A large number of cadres had organised a gathering at Kochila State Committee and has vehemently criticised the party’s list of NCOC members. Madheshi leaders have said that the 19 members out of 251 strong National Convention Organising Committee counts to be only seven per cent which is very low and have demanded proportional representation. All the in-charges of the Dahal’s panel including Rautahat in-charge Ashok Jaiswal, Bara in-charge Jayaram Dahal and Parsa incharge Chhatra Bahadur Shrestha were selected but the in-charges of Bhattarai’s panel including Rautahat in-charge Devendra Patel, Bara in-charge Hari Chaulagain and Parsa in-charge Yogendra Sah were not selected.
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