Singh welcomes split in PFN

[npnews]

Singh welcomes split in PFN

General Secretary of the CPN (Unity-Centre Mashal), Mohan Bikram Singh, welcomed the decision of the dissident faction of People’s Front Nepal (PFN) to severe ties with its leadership.
http://www.nepalnews.com.np/archive/2006/jun/jun02/news01.php

[rohit]

well,  like so many other leaders  in the world ,Mohan bikram Singh does not want to lose power and stay at the top  forever even though he is the only follower of his party............what does that convey to the younger generations?.........that once you are at the top ,do not give up your position ,at any cost .............being a member of this younger generation ,these are the points that make me hate these leaders ,,,who do not do their work ,but always wnat others to do it ..............earn their livelywood by writing  unpractical ideologies and show to the nation how incompetent they are .............not just to lead a side but to live aside

[raj66]

COMMUNIST PARTIES ARE FORMED TO BE SPILT.IT HAPPENS ALL OVER THE WORLD IN COUNTRIES PRACTISING MULTI-PARTY DEMOCRACY.EVERY RED LEADER WANTS HIS OWN SMALL RED OUTFIT.I SUPPOSE IT IS EASIER TO HANDLE.NOTHING NEW