Durga Prasain accuses Dhawal of not wanting monarchy

Kathmandu. Two leaders preparing to form a single party There is a serious contradiction between Dhawal Shumsher Rana and Durga Prasain. Prasain has accused Dhawal Shumsher of not wanting monarchy.

In a television interview, Rana had said that the then Crown Prince Dipendra was responsible for the palace massacre. Prasain objected to this. He said that Dhawal Shumsher had made a statement in a way to weaken the palace and he should apologize for it. He also said that the CIA (US intelligence agency) has entered his new party.

In an interview to a YouTube channel named Hamro Sandesh, Prasain said, “I felt like I had fallen off a cliff after listening to what my party president said. Prachanda and Baburam spoke from his mouth. Shouldn’t I understand that the CIA has entered my party, into the party that I am going to build, and the monarchy has come?”

“If Dhawal bhai is trying to weaken the palace by twisting the facts, what kind of monarchy does he want?” he asked. Are you ignorant or ignorant? If you are ignorant, do not do politics. Rest at home. ’

He said that he had already suspected that the Ranas did not want the monarchy and now it has been confirmed.

Prasain added, “We were already suspicious. The Ranas do not want the monarchy. It was the Ranas who abolished the monarchy in this country. It belongs to the lineage of Judda Shamsher and Chandra Shumsher. I am saying this today out of compulsion. They are sad that they lost their lineage in 2007. As long as the Ranas dominate Nepal, the monarchy will not come. ’

Prasain has clearly indicated that the unity with Dhawal Shumsher has been broken. He commented that Dhawal Shumsher’s group was in a hurry to register the party a little later.

“It’s the 28th of July, it’s mid-Nirban. Why are they hurrying to register the party after 15-20 days? But Durga Prasain is a fair person that the country is looking for now,” he said.

He recalled that Lord Krishna had advised you to travel alone if you want to reach Lakshma.