All six political parties in the dissolved House of Representatives are submitting a memorandum to Prime Minister Deuba Thursday stating that the government had failed to guarantee an atmosphere of security for the upcoming polls slated for November 13.
The leaders of the Nepali Congress, Communist Party of Nepal (United Marxist Leninist), Nepal Sadbhawana party, United Peoples’ Front Nepal (UPFN) and Nepal Workers’ and Peasants’ Party are going to ask Prime Minister Deuba to present the basis that guarantee peaceful elections.
An all-party meeting of the six political parties that had been held at RPP President Surya Bahadur’s residence a few days back had concluded that the government had not been serious about doing the necessary homework to hold the elections in a free, fair and impartial manner.
Home Minister Khum Bahadur Khadka however has been assuring all the political parties that the government would do everything possible to provide maximum security for the elections and hold the elections on time.