BHAKTAPUR, Nov 27: Nepal Workers and Peasants Party secretary and a House of Representative candidate from Bhaktapur-1, Prem Suwal has said that the top leaders of major three parties have no rights to seek votes from people as they are contesting elections only to go to government rather than work on behalf of the people.

Speaking at an election program in Bhaktapur on Monday, leader Suwal added that the left alliance and the democratic alliance were formed merely to win elections and go to government.

“Alliance is only the scheme to go to government. These major parties have never worked for the people and the country. Therefore they have no right to seek public support here or anywhere,” added Suwal.

“There character is clear as crystal. They went to the government, but they never brought policies for people’s welfare and they encouraged and nurtured corruption.”

“There is no meaning to vote and elect them again,” he said added, “With what face have they come to seek votes, I can’t understand.”

Suwal also requested the voters to make NWPP victorious in elections since his party was making efforts, from street to parliament, to ensure the rights of public and end corruption.

NWPP Chair Narayan Man Bijukche was the sole party’s candidate in previous five parliamentary elections and has repeatedly won since 1991 election. But, this time, he decided to pitch party secretary Suwal in the House of Representatives elections scheduled for December 7. The first phases of federal and provincial elections were held on Sunday.

Suwal is contesting parliamentary elections for the first time. Suwal was elected as the Chief of Bhaktapur Municipality in the local elections of 1997.  Nepal Congress’ Babu Raja Joshi and Left alliance candidate from CPN (Maoist Center) Milan Suwal are contesting against him.

BHAKTAPUR, Aug 6: The 27th meeting of the Nepal Workers and Peasants Party’s Central Council today has evaluated the first and second phase of local level polls, while also endorsing the Secretary Prem Suwal’s report.

The meeting held under the chair of party President Narayan Man Bijukchhe blamed the major political parties for misleading the people during the election, including by offering feasts and distributing cash to influence the popular vote.

Secretary Suwal shared that the meeting also endorsed a 13-point decision that includes continuing socialist movement and patriotic movement in the country.

He further shared that the meeting urged the government to withdraw the constitution amendment bill registered in the parliament, as it was against the national interest and sovereignty.

Similarly, the meeting has concluded that the provision of ‘threshold’ for election was against the spirit of republicanism and people’s mandate. The meeting has also named the party’s Province coordinators to take decision regarding local poll (in province-2) and federal and provincial elections in all seven provinces.

The coordinators are Narendra Homagai (Province-1), Dinesh Sah (Province-2), Prem Suwal (Province-3), Niraj Labaju (Province-4), Hari Sundar Basi (Province-5), Sunil Prajapati (Province-6) and Bajir Singh B K (Province-7). RSS