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CPN-UML, Maoist Centre, Naya Shakti announce electoral alliance, agree to unify

Two major leftist forces—CPN (UML) and CPN (Maoist Centre)—and Baburam Bhattarai-led Naya Shakti Nepal on Tuesday announced to initiate the process to merge the parties immediately after the Parliamentary elections. CPN-UML, Maoist Centre, Naya Shakti announce electoral alliance, agree to unify
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Published at : October 3, 2017
Updated at : October 4, 2017 08:16
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Two major leftist forces—CPN (UML) and CPN (Maoist Centre)—and Baburam Bhattarai-led Naya Shakti Nepal on Tuesday announced to initiate the process to merge the parties immediately after the Parliamentary elections. 

Earlier in the day, the parties had decided to forge electoral alliance for the upcoming elections.  

At a programme organised to announce the electoral alliance for the upcoming elections and merger of the parties at City Hall in Kathmandu this evening, Home Minister and CPN (Maoist Centre) leader Janardan Sharma made public the seven-point plan on the unification of the three parties. 

Here are the seven points of key agreement

  • To form an eight-member party unification coordination committee with the objective to merge the three parties.
  • The committee will have four members from the CPN-UML, three from CPN (Maoist Centre) and one from Naya Shakti Nepal. The committee will prepare the detailed blueprint and plan. 
  •  To form a document drafting committee to prepare the party's policy and statute. Complete the unification process after the holding the parliamentary and provincial elections.
  •  To hold discussion on the party issues and not to speak derogative statements against each other   in public. 
  • CPN-UML and CPN (Maoist Centre) to forge electoral alliance so as to share 60/40 seats in Parliament and Provincial assembly.
  • To prepare a joint manifesto for the upcoming elections and form a manifesto drafting committee for the upcoming Parliamentary election. 
  • To call on other political forces to forge electoral alliance.  


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