Kathmandu. The meeting of the top leaders of the ruling Nepali Congress is going on. In the meeting, it is said that it is not easy to save the alliance. Now the leaders are continuing to make opinions. Some Congress leaders have suggested the leadership not make uncomfortable decisions in the name of preserving the alliance. Leaders are of the opinion that vote transfer cannot be done if there is an uneasy harmony. They have warned the leadership to be aware that the UML will be in a dangerous situation if the other parties are left out where the Congress has 30,000 votes and the other parties have 3,000 votes.
Congress leader Bimalendra Nidhi has insisted on the participation of the Democratic Socialist Party (LOSP) in both the government and the coalition. Nidhi argues that since UML’s position is strong in Madhes, it is necessary to stop LOSPA from going to UML. Nidhi has publicly held the view that LOSPA going to UML will harm Congress.
Leaders such as Bimalendra Nidhi, Vijay Gachchdar, Prakashman Singh, Gopalman Shrestha, Mahendra Yadav, Umakant Choudhary, Kishore Singh Rathore, and others gave their opinion at the meeting. The meeting has decided to orient the representatives elected by the Congress at the local level on the 30th and 31st of Shrawan.
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