KATHMANDU, Oct 27: The Netra Bikram Chand-led Nepal Communist Party (NCP) has unveiled fresh protest programs.
A special meeting of the party’s Central Committee held at its central office in Kapilvastu finalized the protest programs and political demands. According to the party, the protest will continue until November 6.
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The NCP has demanded the formation of an all-party interim government, an impartial investigation into corruption cases, establishment of a high-level probe commission, creation of a special court to take action against corrupt individuals, among others.
The party has also called for abolishing NGOs with fishy background, conducting impartial probes into the oppression of Gen-Z protesters and guaranteeing employment for youth.
As part of the protest plan, a nationwide torch rally will be held on November 1, nationwide protest on November 3 and a large public gathering in Kathmandu on November 6.
NCP General Secretary Chand has urged supporters to join the mass meeting being held in Kathmandu.
“We will change Nepal, but by ourselves. We will run it by Nepalis, not by others. When the corrupt, commission-takers, smugglers, brokers, and parasites are eliminated, the country will achieve progress with self-respect.” he wrote on social media.
