Pradip Gyawali's Report on UML Dispute Faces Dissatisfaction
Summary
CPN UML leaders have voiced dissatisfaction with Pradip Gyawali’s report on the party’s election review and reorganization dispute, saying it avoids the core issue of restructuring. Discussions on the competing reports from Gyawali, Ram Bahadur Thapa, and Shankar Pokharel are continuing at the UML party office in Chasal.
Key Points
- Leaders say Pradip Gyawali’s report does not offer a workable way out of the UML dispute over election review and party reorganization.
- The task force had earlier asked for a middle-ground version of the reports prepared by Ram Bahadur Thapa and Shankar Pokharel.
- Gyawali reportedly praised KP Sharma Oli and shifted focus away from reorganization, drawing criticism from leaders who support restructuring.
- The UML secretariat meeting is scheduled for today after the task force meeting.
