Biplav’s CPN to unite with revolutionary parties

Kathmandu, December 31 — The Communist Party of Nepal (CPN) led by Netra Bikram Chand 'Biplav' has decided to unite with revolutionary parties and cooperate with friendly parties in forming a front.

This decision was made during the central committee meeting held at the party's central office in Shivagadhi, Kapilvastu, from the December 12 to 17. The decision was publicly announced at a press conference in the capital on Tuesday.

The meeting also decided to highlight the studies, research, experiments, and developments made during the 10 years of the 'Unified People's Revolution' within the context of ideological synthesis. The party plans to organize a special convention with structured debates and interactions for this purpose.

Additionally, the party has decided to launch a public march from March 5, starting from Jhapa to Kanchanpur, to address national issues such as corruption, foreign interference, squatters, loan-sharking, and loan terror.

Leaders from the central committee, spokespersons, and members from the sister organizations, along with the Samana Cultural Family, will participate in the march.

Furthermore, the party has decided to use the upcoming 2027 elections to advocate for national independence, socialism for oppressed classes, castes, communities, women, youth, and students.

The party intends to register itself officially and select an appropriate election symbol to contest th election.