Surendra Pandey Warns UML Against Extremism, Urges Party Cohesion Ahead of Nepal’s 2026 Election
On February 27, 2026, Surendra Pandey, senior UML leader, cautioned the party against extremism following controversial remarks by acting chairman Ram Bahadur Thapa 'Badal' in Kaski. This internal dispute threatens to weaken the CPN-UML, historically one of Nepal’s dominant parties, as it faces a resurgent challenge from Balen Shah's RSP appealing to younger voters. The ideological rift underscores the risk of further fragmentation within major parties, which could destabilize national politics and affect governance. For everyday Nepalis, this discord may delay cohesive policymaking and reform efforts vital for economic and social stability. The party’s ability to unify will be crucial for Nepal’s democratic process and electoral outcome in March 2026.
- Surendra Pandey cautions UML about extremism amid internal conflict, risking party fragmentation ahead of crucial elections. #SamacharSanjal #NepalPolitics #Election2026
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