Party President Pushpakmal Dahal Prachand has proposed maintaining the Left Democratic Coalition until the next election at the Central Committee Meeting of the Maoist Centre.
Dahal's proposal states that "this is how it would be a party policy to understand and maintain at least until the next election, a coalition built to maintain economic prosperity, stability and good governance in the country while defending the current democratic political system, constitution and nationality."
Dahal's leader, Girirajamani Pokharael, informed the BBC at a meeting that the coalition needed to improve and move forward in the case of KP Sharma O'Leary's government's ''return' on the issue of overthrowing the 'return' because of the current coalition.
'In that order, there are Madhavji, Mohan Vikramji, as soon as communist unity is called. We also have to pay attention to the unity of other Communists. But now, in the circumstances at this point, the main coalition we have is to strengthen and move forward with the unity of the parties, 'Pokhrel said of the topic that arose at the meeting.
He said the issue that needs to be emphasized in the alliance between the leftist parties could only begin the process of urgent macro-discussion among those who appeared against Ollie's thinking.
Pokharael says the emphasis of party leaders is that a measure should be sought to move forward unitedly with leader Madhav Kumar Nepal, who played a key role in the ''toppling of return'.
At the meeting, Dahal is said to have delayed the completion of the government, especially because of the latter situation, including 'Nepal-led Emalia'.
He said that on behalf of Maoists, there was no problem with the issue and that the permanent committee meeting would be named when the ministry's responsibilities were at an end.
Maoist has said it plans to hold a central committee meeting by Sunday.
Discussions on the proposal, organisational political proposals and legislation put forward by Chairman Dahal are scheduled to begin at 11pm on Sunday.
The meeting is said to pass proposals including dahl's document.
The report cites efforts to resolve questions such as the MCC (Agreement between the Government of Nepal and the U.S. Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), Lipulek, Kalapani and Limpiadhura, as per the party's declared policy.
Pokharael said the notion that the MCC could not pass in the event of an event remained within the party.
