Jhalanath Khanal Blames Rightist Ideology for Party's Electoral Defeat
Summary
NCP leader Jhalanath Khanal blames the party's electoral defeat on the rightist ideology and policies adopted by its leadership, urging correction for unity and revival.
Key Points
- Jhalanath Khanal blames the NCP's last election defeat on the adoption of rightist ideology and policies by its leadership.
- Khanal wrote a 36-point disagreement letter to coordinator Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda criticizing the party's direction.
- He emphasized the importance of correct ideological-political line for revolutionary success or failure.
- Khanal warned that without rectifying ideological direction, the party cannot be unified, reorganized, or advance the socialist revolution.
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