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Last month the Napali Prime Minister (PM) Pushpa Kamal Dahal (aka "Chairman Prachanda", CPN-M) has said his party's long term projection is to establish a People's Republic in Nepal..

Now, at least since the last week his coalition "partners" in the Napali gov't, especially the bourgeois NC and the CPN-UML (*), are intensifying their attacks against the PM (incl. the CPN-M) and his ideas, as it has been reported in NepalNews:

10.4.:
Maoists not committed to democracy: Koirala

Nepali Congress president Girija Prasad Koirala has accused the Maoist leadership of not showing commitment to democracy.

He even went on to accuse the Maoists of betraying Nepali people by speaking of establishing of People's Republic in Nepal.

In a tea-party organised by NC's Kathmandu-9 committee on the occasion of Dahain festival Saturday morning, Koirala said he would not take rest from the 60-years long fight for democracy.

He said his party would continue to work for peace and political stability in the country.

Accusing CPN (Maoist) of creating obstacles in the process of writing the new constitution, Koirala claimed that the Maoists had come thus far by accepting his proposal.

http://www.nepalnews.com/archive/2008/oct/oct04/news04.php

10.5.:
People's Republic unacceptable to UML..

CPN-UML leader Ishwor Pokharel on Saturday said that imposition of "People's Republic" order will not be in the interest of the country, warning that his party will start a strong agitation if the Maoists try to deliberately force it in the country.

Pokharel, who was speaking at a press meet in Pokhara, further said that the Maoists should not try to thrust the system upon the people just because it looks good for them.

Saying that it is both impossible as well as unacceptable to merge all Maoist combatants into Nepal Army (NA), Pokharel said that only those Maoist fighters who meet the recruitment standard of the army should be inducted into the NA.

http://www.nepalnews.com/archive/2008/oct/oct05/news03.php

NC leaders step up rhetoric against Maoists

A day after Nepali Congress (NC) President Girija Prasad Koirala charged the Maoist leadership of trying to undermine democracy, his close aide in the party, vice President Ram Chandra Poudel, unleashed a blistering attack on the Maoist party, saying the former rebels are "looking to end democracy" in the name of establishing a 'People's Republic'.

Poudel also said the populist slogans brought one after another by the Maoist party are a "ploy to end democracy once and for all," and that NC would strongly revolt against such move.

He was addressing party cadres at a reception hosted by the NC Kathmandu
constituency-4 on the occasion of Dashain festival.

Accusing the Maoists of creating a delay in the drafting of a new constitution, he said that NC is "very serious" regarding the issue and would play an instrumental role for the same.

Speaking at the same programme, another NC vice-president Prakash Man Singh charged the Maoists of trying to force a totalitarian system by implementing People's Republic order in the country. He said that now is the time for the party to go to the people and show its real standing.

Both Koirala and Poudel and few other NC leaders have stepped up rhetoric against the Maoists and the government it leads especially after PM Dahal's remarks that his party has lost faith in parliamentary democracy and wants to establish a People's Republican set up in the country.

The NC duo's almost daily diatribe against the Maoists has increased speculations that the NC is attempting to depose the current government by teaming up with the UML, the third largest party in the CA.

The possibility, however, was somewhat allayed after former general secretary of UML, Madhav Kumar Nepal, on Saturday said that the present government must be allowed to complete its full term in office

http://www.nepalnews.com/archive/2008/oct/oct05/news07.php

* The CPN-UML (Unified "Marxist-Leninist"!!^^) is actually THE social-democratic party in Nepal..