Party spokesperson Pradip Gyawali said as many as 40 CC members put forth their view in today´s meeting, with most of them maintaining that the party should not accept the UCPN (Maiost)-floated proposal as formation of a CJ-led government will be against the principle of separation of powers and other basic norms of democracy. [break]
He said that the meeting will resume on Saturday. He also informed that UML top leaders will now once again put for their view at the major parties´ meeting stressing on the formation of election government under the leadership of any of the political parties.
With the UML´s stance internally fractured, the prospect of the major parties´ meeting this evening at Shital Niwas being able to forge consensus on the formation of election government looks unlikely.
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