The CPN (Maoist Center) has dissolved its Central Committee (CC) and decided to convene the party's general convention by mid of this December.
The two-day-long CC meeting of the party held in the capital city made this decision, party's Spokesperson Agni Prasad Sapkota shared.
The meeting has entrusted the responsibility of coordinator of the general convention organizing committee to party Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal.
The existing CC members will be the general convention organizing committee members.
Sapkota said that a secretariat comprising the sitting office-bearers will be formed for conducting the party's general convention and run the party's daily activities.
Likewise, the Maoist Center has decided to ensure maximum participation of Gen-Z in the party's general convention, according to Sapkota.
Furthermore, the party has decided to form a commission to probe the property details of the party leaders and the probe would be carried out from the party's office-bearers.
In his concluding remarks at the CC meeting, Chairman Dahal announced to make the property details of all leaders public and form a commission for the investigation of property details.
Sapkota mentioned that the party would review the operation modality of the party central office, leaders' secretariat and their family management affairs.
As decided by the CC meeting, the Maoist Center would advance the unification process with the likeminded political forces by concluding that the national sovereignty and democracy were at peril.
Similarly, the CC meeting has decided to fully prepare for the upcoming elections slated for March 5.
At the CC meeting, 10 separate groups were formed to discuss Chairman Prachanda's political report and the conclusions of the groups were shared at the meeting.
According to Sapkota, the team leaders of all 10 groups seconded the political report tabled by Chairman Dahal.
Likewise, Dahal asserted that the party cannot function in the old fashion and called for embracing new procedures and manners.
The Maoist Centwr Chairman also directed the leaders to make transformations to their lifestyle and cultural behaviours.
