Prachanda rises after squabble among leaders in Socialist Forum’s ideological assembly

A new political entity, the four-party Socialist Revolutionary Front, has recently emerged in Kathmandu with the aim of establishing a socialist revolution. However, internal discord among the leaders of the front has become apparent, highlighting underlying tensions within the group. This development comes after a prolonged period of planning, culminating in a discussion forum held in the capital this Tuesday, where disagreements among the leaders were openly displayed.

The formation of the Socialist Revolutionary Front marks a significant shift in the political landscape of Nepal, with its members advocating for a radical transformation of society based on socialist principles. Despite their shared goal of initiating a social revolution, conflicting visions and strategies have led to rifts among the leadership, raising questions about the group’s cohesion and future direction.

In light of these developments, political analyst Ramesh Khatri suggests that while ideological diversity can be a source of strength for a political movement, effective communication and consensus-building are essential to harness this diversity constructively. He emphasizes the importance of fostering unity among the leaders of the Socialist Revolutionary Front to ensure the success of their revolutionary agenda. Khatri further underscores the need for transparent dialogue and mutual respect within the group to address internal differences and present a unified front to the public.


Author: MAYA | HARUTO
Posted at: January 28, 2025 10:38 pm