The United Marxist Leninist politburo member Urmila Aryal and actress Ms. Rekha Thapa joined the Unified Maoists Party, May 18, 2013. Both of them were welcomed by Chairman Pushpa Kamal and his deputy Baburam at a colorful function held at the party headquarters in Parisdanda, Kathmandu. Surprisingly, Rekha Thapa has joined the Unified Maoists party twice in three years’ time.

K.P. Sharma Oil of United Marxist Leninist Party claims that the Unified Maoists Party has now turned into a dumping site. “All the able men and women now belong to the United Marxist Leninist whereas all the dirt has now been accumulated in the Unified Maoists,” he said and added, “The Unified Maoists is a dumping site.” Kathmandu metropolis authorities then must have become happy. Isn’t it Mr. Oli?

She made this remark while addressing a program organized in Kathmandu to commemorate 20th death Anniversary of Communist Leader Madan Bhandari, May 17, 2013. Ms. Bhusal was also of the view that under the present hazy political circumstances election was just a distant dream. She further stressed that the political deadlock in Nepal is the result of India’s intolerable interference.

With Rajeshwar Devkota publicly regretting for not being able to retain the institution of monarchy, Surya Bahadur claimed that there is no longer the need to become nostalgic over the issue and thus suggested the party leaders to move forward rather than recalling the institution that is now limited in the pages of history.

“Within the four-party mechanism as well the Unified Maoists is hatching several conspiracies,” claimed Nepal but he did not disclose those conspiracies and added, “We may have to strongly retort to Maoists bullish behavior.” Madhav also hinted towards meager possibility of election taking place even in November.

“Madhesi leaders from our party will be sent to the Hilly region to take part in the election and thus the leaders from the Hills will take part in the election from Madhesh,” he said. Only time will tell if the new strategy will work in a society that has already broken into several parts and pieces with the advent of Maoists in Nepal’s political scene?

The prime agenda for Kamal Thapa led Rastriya Prajatantra Party-Nepal in the forthcoming election is to revive country’s Hindu identity with constitutional monarchy. This the party chairman declared at a press meet in Dadeldhura, May 17, 2013. He also demanded a referendum along with the constituent assembly election to decide the country’s Hindu identity.

“If the political parties arrive at a common understanding in a timely manner could only save the country,” he said and added, “Election should be held after parties arrive at a consensus.” “The country is already taking on to a backward course. Differences between parties could still be solved through dialogue and it is the responsibility of the four parties to create favorable atmosphere for talks”, Biplav advised.