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Interaction Held on Concept of Nepali People’s Revolution

An interaction program on the “Concept of the Nepali People’s Revolution” was held in Kathmandu under the organization of the Socialist Communist Party of Nepal.

The program took place at Sambad Dabali in Anamnagar on Asar 14, 2083 BS. Leaders from different communist and progressive parties, party members, journalists and other participants attended the event.

The guest speakers included CPN Majority General Secretary Dharmendra Bastola Kanchan, Revolutionary Communist Party Nepal Spokesperson Hemanta Prakash Oli Sudarshan, CPN Masal Spokesperson Ram Prakash Puri, CPN Organization Department Chief Krishnahari Bhatta and Progressive Democratic Party Central Committee Member Pushparaj Neupane.

According to the organizers, the interaction focused on the concept of the Nepali people’s revolution, the current political situation, the direction of the communist movement and the need for ideological dialogue among transformative political forces.

The Socialist Communist Party of Nepal expressed gratitude to the guest speakers, participating leaders and cadres, journalists, Sambad Dabali and all those who attended the program.

The organizers said the event was held to exchange views on Nepal’s political movement, people’s rights, social transformation and the future course of revolutionary politics.

Speakers at the program reportedly shared their views on the current condition of Nepali society, public expectations, the role of political leadership and the challenges facing transformative movements.

The participation of representatives from different left and progressive political streams gave the event the character of a shared platform for ideological discussion.

The Socialist Communist Party of Nepal said it would continue such discussions on national politics, people’s livelihood, social justice and the agenda of transformation in the coming days.

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