Krishna Prasad Sapkota
In Nepal’s politics, all the bad deeds done by those in power have been done only in a state of crisis. Jung Bahadur Rana would have been killed if the Kot Festival had not been held immediately. After his own life became insecure, Jung Bahadur organized Kot Parva and Bhandarkhal Parva. The then King Mahendra had taken the step on January 22, 2017 when he had to withdraw from active rule.
Girija Prasad Koirala, Manmohan Adhikari and Sher Bahadur Deuba dissolved the House of Representatives after it was decided that he would lose his post as Prime Minister. A similar trend is seen in Oli at this time. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is currently in crisis. At this time, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is also ready to dissolve the House of Representatives, split the party or leave both the posts.
After the integration of the Maoist Party and the CPN-UML, it was expected to be a large communist party with a coalition and rule for five years according to popular vote, but the prime minister failed to do anything for the party and the people except to extend his term. They are besieging.
Now the other side is trying to force KP Oli to resign from both the posts at any cost, while the Prime Minister KP Oli is discussing with his close and well-wishers how to stay in power. Now, if the Prime Minister does not resign and tries to go by force, it will not be acceptable to the other side under any circumstances. Due to which the internal conflict of the CPN will intensify.
As the conflict escalates, the old CPN-UML and the old Maoist leaders and cadres will have to stand on two sides and the leaders and cadres on both sides will elevate the party president. Water is flowing between one side and the other. Due to that situation, the CPN (Maoist) will now be in a state of disarray.
The people had made the CPN ) win by a majority, saying that instability and chaos had increased in the country as there was no permanent government in the country for a long time. After the formation of the CPN (Maoist) government in the country, two estimates were made. Many had predicted that the country would move forward in a dynamic manner and the workers and the lower classes would be uplifted in the country. Assessing this two-and-a-half year tenure, the CPN (Maoist) has in fact gone into decline.
With two and a half years left in the term of the CPN (Maoist), elections will be held in the country. There are no signs of the CPN gaining ground during this period. First of all, despite the comfortable situation, the CPN (Maoist) has not been able to work for the livelihood of the people within its two-and-a-half year tenure.
Due to the corona virus in the country, the daily life of the people is becoming more and more difficult and the number of corona infected people is increasing day by day despite the lock down. It is certain to be frightening if the government does not take precautions in time. While corona is having a hard time, farmers are worried about locusts and are in trouble.
In such a calamity, the power struggle within the CPN seems to be more about greed for power than about the happiness and misery of the people. Instead of fulfilling the promises made to the people during the election, the focus is only on preserving power and overthrowing the government.
