Unified Socialist Chair Nepal calls for unity in communist movement

Kathmandu, July 5: Chairman of the CPN (Unified Socialist), Madhav Kumar Nepal, has said unity in communist movement is essential for building an equitable society where everyone's rights are protected and promoted.

Chairman Nepal said it while inaugurating the 5th district convention of students associated with his party in the federal capital on Friday. The contradiction in the communist movement needs ceasing, he stressed.

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Communist party was endorsed by the Nepali people in view of the weakening communist movement in the world, he reminded, adding that communist party was established in Nepal for social transformation and national need. Efforts are on to consolidate the communist party by unifying the scattered leftist powers in order to work for social justice, equality, economic growth and end of suppression and discrimination in different forms, according to him.

Also the former Prime Minister, leader Nepal argued his party was established for the country with a functional democracy, pluralistic society and equal development of citizens. He also expressed worry over growing corruption impeding social transformation and good governance practices.

"We had waged a long struggle to achieve the present constitution for full freedom of press," he reminded, arguing he was falsely implicated in a legal case as part of political conspiracy.

He believed that he would get justice from the court.