KATHMANDU: Chairman of CPN (Maoist Centre) Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said that his party would continuously run campaigns to safeguard and further develop the rights of Nepali citizens.
At a mass meeting organized here by the party's Bagmati Province Committee, Chairman Dahal said his party was working to protect the people's rights.
He recalled that his government signed a power trade deal with India, worked for economic development and good governance and maintained a balanced relationship with China and India to work for the nation's interests.
On the occasion, the Maoist Centre Chairman said that his party would contest upcoming elections singlehandedly and emerge as the largest political party.
Likewise, Dahal shared that the unity of the Maoist splinters would take place soon.
Addressing the party cadres, he argued that irregularities in the country deepened due to the existing electoral system and viewed that a directly-elected executive chief and a fully proportional electoral system were needed for the country.
Similarly, the former prime minister said that the victims of the cooperative organizations and microfinances should get justice and the culprits should be booked.
Senior vice-chairman of CPN (Maoist Centre) Narayankaji Shrestha said the campaign of economic development should be expedited in the country with the completion of the political changes.
Shrestha shared that his party has taken special initiatives to prepare the foundation for socialism with new characteristics to safeguard the interests of working-class people and farmers.
Maoist Centre leaders Agni Prasad Sapkota, Hitman Shakya, Yashoda Subedi, Daljit Sripaili, Rameshwor Raya Yadav, Parshuram Tamang and other leaders stated that the party would launch its campaigns in a proactive manner.
