Prolonged political deadlock in the country may push it towards a grave crisis, he said and urged the political parties to be serious towards narrowing the mutual distrust and settling the intra-party disputes as well.[break]
Opening the first convention of Nepal Democratic Engineers´ Association on Saturday, leader Deuba said how those leaders who are not able to settle the intra-party conflict could run the state.
"Fresh election is not possible without necessary amendments to the constitution," he said and opined that the dissolved Constituent Assembly should be revived for sometimes to remove constitutional difficulties for holding the election and new date for election be announced on the basis of political consensus.
The former prime minister further urged both the ruling and the opposition parties to give up their stances to give the nation a way out to the present crisis as quickly as possible.
Stating that the development of the country would not be possible until and unless political stability was achieved, he stressed the need of ensuring security at first and thereby attracting foreign investment into the country.
Nepali Congress central member Dr Prakash Sharan Mahat alleged that the UCPN (Maoist) was trying to consolidate its dictatorship in the country at present due to the weakness of the democrats.
He called on all the democrats to be united for preventing the UCPN (Maoist) from adopting the power politics.
Former president of Nepal Engineers Association Yubaraj Sharma stressed the need of unity among all the democratic forces in the country for defeating the UCPN (Maoist) that has formed an alliance by blaming the Nepali Congress as anti-federalist party.
Former vice-president of Nepal Students Union (NSU), Nayan Singh Mahar, general convention convenor Mukesh Raj Kafle, former vice-president of Nepal Engineers´ Association Harion Sribastav, president of Nepal Democratic Engineers´ Association, Chetnath Pandey and vice-president Homnath Pokharel and other speakers stressed the need of building youth unity for taking the country forward.
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