Unified Socialist’s Secretariat Meeting Deferred to Saturday

The scheduled secretariat meeting of the CPN-Unified Socialist, originally set for Friday, has been deferred to Saturday, according to an announcement by Jeevanram Shrestha, the central office secretary and a central secretary of the party.

Shrestha clarified, “The meeting has been postponed to Saturday due to the leaders’ commitments. There’s no other underlying reason.” However, sources within the party reveal a different narrative, suggesting that the delay may be linked to unresolved seat-sharing disagreements within the ruling coalition, particularly concerning the upcoming National Assembly elections.

The senior leaders’ packed schedules, as cited by Shrestha, raise eyebrows, with political insiders hinting at the possibility of behind-the-scenes negotiations and discussions regarding the allocation of seats among the coalition partners.

The National Assembly elections, a crucial political event, have seemingly added an extra layer of complexity to the decision-making process within the CPN-Unified Socialist. As the party attempts to navigate the intricacies of coalition politics, speculation is rife about the nature of discussions that may be causing the meeting postponement.

While Shrestha maintains that the delay is solely due to time constraints, the political landscape remains abuzz with anticipation as stakeholders closely watch developments within the ruling coalition. The rescheduled secretariat meeting on Saturday is expected to shed light on the party’s strategy and stance amid the ongoing negotiations and potential challenges within the coalition.