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Kathmandu Thursday April 19, 2001 Baishakh 06, 2058.
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Koirala
should resign
It is high time to ponder upon our Prime
Minister Koirala and his stubbornness. There have been mounting pressures from all sides
for him to resign and pave the path for capable leadership. The Maoists have recently
escalated and shown their fierce anger against present government for ignoring their
political agenda, for which they have been waging guerrilla war to establish a republican
state. Not only this, before this all the opposition boycotted the 19th Session of
parliament demanding his resignation for his alleged involvement in infamous Lauda Air
deal where millions of rupees have been looted from the state coffer in the name of
leasing aircraft.
It has become a matter of rethinking to even NC
supporters if they are wise and responsible to this country then. I wonder on what basis
Koirala is remaining in such a high office even after being completely a failure to
provide security to the people. I believe that if he were even a "little God fearing
man" he wouldn’t be so stubborn. The entire nation is at a standstill and
scolding Girijababu.
Needless to add that Koirala had ousted KP
Bhattarai reasoning latter was too old, incapable, unconscious to shepherd the people,
ignoring long living friendship.
Before assuming high office Koirala had pledged
three things, those I would like to recall:
Firstly, he had promised to provide peace and
security to the people. Secondly, controlling corruption and irregularities in government
entities. Thirdly, controlling price hike.
T P Poudel
Nayabazar, Kathmandu |
