Looking back on this day it’s not difficult to realize time has passed away without any significant achievement. Last couples of years have been wasted in pointless unproductive debate debilitating the strength of the country as a whole. This is the juncture after long walk where conflict can be seen at peak. This is inevitable as the current composition is coalescing of two totally antipodal principles. Sooner or later this is must to come and future conflicts are also unstoppable.
We can not negate the fact that agreement between current political powers is to replace the long rooted traditional monarch. We can debate on using of each other in that context but the truth is this agreement ends on the very day when monarch was abolished from the country. In post monarch after the agreement on basic restructuring of the country the fight is on for the delving core fundamental principal of each political party especially big three and big difference is between Maoist and others. There is bare minimum meeting point for the convergent of these two opposite principal. This doesn’t mean it is impossible to get there rather there will be tough bargaining and keen judgment is crucial to achieve by all.
In past being in government Maoist was start feeling the moving earth under there feet. There party baseline were start crumbling and they were loosing more than gaining while being in government. So Puspa Kamal Dahal takes a risk to leave the government to gain back momentum in his party as well from general public but can’t cash the opportunity even he was advocating the right issue about people’s supremacy against President’s unconstitutional act. Neither he was able to gather consensus among party before making his decision to dismiss CoAS nor could he clarify and carry this issue effectively after leaving the government.
As the aftershock of Dahal’s resignation in the hope to find consensus Madav Kumar Nepal (MKN) was brought in power. MKN knows from the beginning he has to leave Baluwatar if he can’t bring Maoist to the government on another side Maoists are quite rigid on not joining Nepal’s government since they know going to government without party leadership will not be benefit to the party at all. Both side plays blame game one after another.
For now after resignation of MKN few options are left behind to move forward. Even though final destiny is in doom some path can be laid on the basis of past. Before formation of any government there must be general understanding among parties on basic two points: timeline for proper army integration and timely constitution drafting. These are interlinking issues or to be precise army integration is more complex than constitution drafting as detail constitution is not possible without integration process. Consensus for the leadership of Maoist is less probable since they have army but not ignorable. To put country in track again only viable solution for now will be consensus government under leadership of Maoist with clear guideline to wrap up army management and timely drafting of constitution. If Maoist decided not to join the government without there leadership there is always possibility of majority government but this will keeps us all in same loop again. Bottom line is none of majority government will be effective without taking clear decision about army integration.
We can not negate the fact that agreement between current political powers is to replace the long rooted traditional monarch. We can debate on using of each other in that context but the truth is this agreement ends on the very day when monarch was abolished from the country. In post monarch after the agreement on basic restructuring of the country the fight is on for the delving core fundamental principal of each political party especially big three and big difference is between Maoist and others. There is bare minimum meeting point for the convergent of these two opposite principal. This doesn’t mean it is impossible to get there rather there will be tough bargaining and keen judgment is crucial to achieve by all.
In past being in government Maoist was start feeling the moving earth under there feet. There party baseline were start crumbling and they were loosing more than gaining while being in government. So Puspa Kamal Dahal takes a risk to leave the government to gain back momentum in his party as well from general public but can’t cash the opportunity even he was advocating the right issue about people’s supremacy against President’s unconstitutional act. Neither he was able to gather consensus among party before making his decision to dismiss CoAS nor could he clarify and carry this issue effectively after leaving the government.
As the aftershock of Dahal’s resignation in the hope to find consensus Madav Kumar Nepal (MKN) was brought in power. MKN knows from the beginning he has to leave Baluwatar if he can’t bring Maoist to the government on another side Maoists are quite rigid on not joining Nepal’s government since they know going to government without party leadership will not be benefit to the party at all. Both side plays blame game one after another.
For now after resignation of MKN few options are left behind to move forward. Even though final destiny is in doom some path can be laid on the basis of past. Before formation of any government there must be general understanding among parties on basic two points: timeline for proper army integration and timely constitution drafting. These are interlinking issues or to be precise army integration is more complex than constitution drafting as detail constitution is not possible without integration process. Consensus for the leadership of Maoist is less probable since they have army but not ignorable. To put country in track again only viable solution for now will be consensus government under leadership of Maoist with clear guideline to wrap up army management and timely drafting of constitution. If Maoist decided not to join the government without there leadership there is always possibility of majority government but this will keeps us all in same loop again. Bottom line is none of majority government will be effective without taking clear decision about army integration.
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