BABBLES
By Babbler
In the Nepali context, the consensus among the political parties defines sharing power and enjoying facilities creating a great loss to the nation and the citizen. Therefore, no consensus is better than a consensus!
What is in the name?
The Nepal Communist Party Maoist Center is trying to change the name of the party. The possible names prescribed for the party are “Nepali Communist Party” or “Nepal Communist Party” with a suffix.
It seems Pushpakamal Dahal Prachanda is seriously worried about the existence of his party. In fact, his name “Prachanda” recalls everyone with the death of above 17 thousand innocent people. Better he would change his name and the title!
The MCC politics
Even after more than two weeks, PM KP Sharma Oli’s rivals are hesitated to register a vote of no-confidence against him. Nepali Congress president Sher Bahadur Deuba is hesitated to lead the new government. Isn’t there a connection with MCC? There are rumours that anytime the MCC related bill can appear in the parliament and it may be endorsed abruptly!
It is interesting if it is true!
Quotes of the Week
Pushpakamal Dahal Prachanda is talking about taking back the party to its “old” position. Doesn’t he talk about taking back the country to its previous position? The question is to which era!
Babita Basnet, journalist
The ill-attempts made by the political parties to divide Nepal’s map into different classes, groups and parties have destroyed King Mahendra’s dream of nation-building.
Khadgajit Baral, former Nepal Police IGP
If the energy spent by political leaders and their workers to get a space in politics was spent on nation-building, the country would have already been self-reliant. The nation is not poor but the politics we are doing are poor.
Muma Ram Khanal, political analyst
Our “loktantra” is the “loktantra” of those who receive votes. Voters’ “loktantra” is yet to arrive.
Keshab Dahal, political analyst
Political parties are not advocating for the nation and people. They are brokering for the foreigners and they want to stick in power to serve their foreign bosses.
Chitrabahadur KC, chairman, National People’s Front Nepal
To find morale in Oli and to wish the welfare of the nation from Prachanda is just like running a dairy farm by keeping ox.
Sundar Khanal
To reward Baburab Bhattarai to the post of the PM is to handover Nepal to India. Where is Babruam’s remote control, we all know!
Ram Shrestha
Yesterday, they could not digest the two-thirds majority. Today, comrades from both parties are knocking on the door of the Janata Samajbadi Party.
Babu Lal Bhandari
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