Bhaktapur, March 2: Chairman of the
Nepal Workers and Peasant Party (NWPP), Narayan Man Bijukchhe, has urged the
party leaders and cadres to give up individual interest before society and
country. Collective wellbeing helps prosper country, he reminded.
In the ongoing eighth general
convention of the party here Saturday, Chairman Bijukchhe viewed a real
communist leader thinks for the holistic change in a country rather than
his/her family and relatives.
"Devotion and sacrifice are
essential for anyone to be communist. Living for a society creates equality.
Establishment of socialism needs to be ultimate goal," he instructed,
urging the party leaders and cadres to follow the same path.
Any activity that jeopardizes
country and people should not be tolerated, according to him.
After the orientation provided by
Chairman Bijukchhe, the convention held a closed session where chiefs of
district, province and centre levels presented reports, according to central
member, Saroj Gosain.
Today, the third day of the general
convention, party secretary Prem Suwal is presenting a report. The leaders will
discuss the report in length.
Some 300 general convention
representatives from 50 districts are attending the event that lasts till next
day.(RSS)