Gyawali urges Maoists to be serious

THT Online

MAHENDRANAGAR: Secretary of CPN-UML Yuvaraj Gyawali on Friday alleged that people with vested interests are trying to impose presidential rule by creating instability in the country.

Speaking at a press conference at Bhimnagar organised by Press Chautari, Kanchanpur he said that the strategy of the Maoists is to build the confidence of the rightists who are trying to impose presidential rule in Nepal. He also urged the Maoists to be serious in this matter.

He is in Kanchanpur to give a two-day training to the workers since Thursday.

He opined that to find solution through violence and protest is nothing more than an illusion so the Maoists do not have any options other than to be part of the government or move ahead in the process of drafting the constitution by remaining in the opposition.

He said that Maoists were made a large party to draft the constitution and not to carry out protests to create instability in the country and also suggested that they become flexible to find a solution.