Competition between Democratic-Leftist and Pro-monarchist: PM Deuba


Nepali Congress (NC) President and Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has asserted that the upcoming parliamentary elections would witness a competition between the democratic-leftist coalition and pro-monarchist alliance candidates.

Addressing a massive assembly organized by Democratic-Leftist Alliance at Dullu in Dailkeh district on Tuesday, PM Deuba confidently predicted the victory for the Democratic-Leftist Coalition in the November 20 twin elections.

Claiming that the mandate would be received in favour of the four-party alliance formed involving the ruling coalition partners, Deuba warned, “There will be always coalition against those attempting to jeopardize the constitution by dissolving the parliament.”

The Head of the Government urged all party cadres and leaders to elect the coalition candidates with overwhelming majority. He maintained that the current coalition was formed to defend the constitution and to prevent regression.

Pledging to accord high priority to Dailekh in terms of development, the septuagenarian leader vowed to deliver on conservation and development for the historically and archeologically important places.

Also speaking in the programme, CPN (Maoist Centre) Chairperson Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ shared that the Democratic-Leftist Coalition would remain to exist as long as there is attack at the constitution.

Dahal clarified that the coalition was not for the election but for protecting the constitution and protecting the rights of the people. Dahal, also former Prime Minister, argued that the upcoming election was not as ordinary as in the past. It is an election between the forces trying to defend the constitution and those trying to attack it.

Considering the current scenario, the septuagenarian leader claimed victory for the coalition that, he added, stands in the favor of peace and constitution. He also promised to take development and promotion of tourism sector in Dullu into serious consideration.(RSS)