Mohan Baidya Kiran of Nepal Communist Party-Maoist is of the view that having failed to promulgate constitution within their self-imposed deadline of January 22, the political parties and the Constituent Assembly has already lost its credibility.

He said thus there was no alternative except to promulgate constitution through a round table conference between major stakeholders of the country.

“The fight between parties represented in the Constituent Assembly is blown out of proportion,” opined Baidya and added, “It is storm in a tea cup”. Perfect!

He made the remark while addressing a program in Kathmandu, Wednesday.

Baidya also opined that the protest undertaken by the opposition parties has no clear objective.

“There is no clear objective and direction of their agitation,” he said and added, “If you have guts come down to the streets.”

Baidya was also of the view that sooner or later the Unified Maoists will surrender to the ruling parties.

@telegraph