KATHMANDU: Central leaders of the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) have criticized party leadership for failing to yield achievements while in the government.
Speaking during the party’s ongoing Central Committee meeting at Buddhanagar on Thursday, leaders urged party leadership to withdraw from government should it not begin to perform better.
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The leaders also appealed for the process of finalizing the document of the People’s Federal Democratic National Republic (PFDNR) to be sped up. The document is a joint-agreement between two factions of the party made during the party’s recently held National Cadres’ Assembly.
Maoist Central leader Barsa Man Pun said the meeting completed final assessment of the party’s National Cadres’ Assembly. The meeting was put off until Friday due to ongoing business in the Constituent Assembly.
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