Kulman Ghising, chairman of the Ujyalo Nepal Party, said there is currently no possibility of unity with any political party, including Harka Sampang’s Shram Sanskriti Party, speaking to journalists after submitting a memorandum at the Election Commission. Ghising said his party had held no unity talks with any party and directly rejected reports of dialogue or a meeting with Sampang’s party.
Ghising denies unity talks
Ghising’s comments addressed speculation about whether the Ujyalo Nepal Party might join forces with the Shram Sanskriti Party. Asked specifically about the possibility of unity with Sampang, he said there had been no dialogue and no meeting between them. He also said no unity discussions had taken place with any other party.
The distinction in Ghising’s remarks was clear: he was not describing an ongoing negotiation that had stalled, but saying that talks had not begun. His statement that unity was not currently possible was paired with a denial that the two parties had met to discuss an arrangement. The comments provide no indication of a proposed agreement or a process underway between the parties.
Statement follows memorandum submission
Ghising made the remarks while speaking with journalists after submitting a memorandum at the Election Commission. The available information does not specify what the memorandum asked the Commission to do, and Ghising’s comments about party unity were separate from any details about its contents.
His response came in the course of questions from reporters, including a question about speculation involving Sampang’s party. Ghising used the opportunity to clarify that the Ujyalo Nepal Party had not entered into talks with any party. He did not describe any meeting with Sampang or identify any communication between the two parties about unity.
What Ghising’s remarks establish
The statement establishes the Ujyalo Nepal Party chairman’s position at the time of his remarks: no unity talks had taken place, and there was no current possibility of unity with another party. In particular, Ghising rejected the suggestion that an understanding with the Shram Sanskriti Party was being discussed through a dialogue or meeting.
His comments do not offer further detail about the origin of the speculation or provide a statement from Sampang or the Shram Sanskriti Party. They also do not announce a future decision or rule on what either party might consider later. The information available is limited to Ghising’s account of the current situation and his denial of any talks or meeting.
For now, the possibility of unity between the Ujyalo Nepal Party and the Shram Sanskriti Party remains unsupported by the interactions Ghising described. His remarks make clear that, despite questions about a possible tie-up, he says the two sides have not held discussions. He likewise says the Ujyalo Nepal Party has not conducted unity talks with any other party.
