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The resolutions on current issues adopted by the third plenary meeting of the Central Committee of RCPN

[The resolutions on current issues were adopted by the third plenary meeting of the Central Committee of the Revolutionary Communist Party of Nepal (RCPN) held in Kathmandu from October 15-18,2025.]

 

1. The war between Hamas and Israel since October 7, 2023, has lasted for two years. Now, on the initiative of US President Donald Trump, a peace agreement has been signed between Hamas and Israel. The peace agreement stipulates that Hamas should give up its arms and become disarmed. The meeting welcomes the peace agreement and opposes the decommissioning of Hamas.

 

2. The war between Russia and Ukraine, which began in the name of “Special Military Operations” against Ukraine by Russia on February 25, 2022, is still going on to date. Russian and US presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump held high-level talks in Anchorage, Alaska, to end the war, but it has not yielded any results so far. The meeting supports Ukraine’s independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity and calls for peace by ending the war as soon as possible.

 

3. Five protesters have been killed by the crackdown of the Indian government on protests on September 24, 2025, demanding that Ladakh, a union territory of India, be given a self-governing state, and their leader, Sonam Wang chuk,was arrested. The meeting supports the legitimate and just demands raised by the people of Ladakh and strongly condemns the killings and repression by the Indian government. And at the same time,it demands the unconditional release of the arrested leader.

 

4. During the Chinese Foreign Minister’s visit to India on September 10, 2025, China and India agreed to re-implement the decision to operate Nepal’s Lipulek Pass as a bilateral trade gateway. The decision blatantly violates Nepal’s independence and territorial integrity. The meeting expresses strong objections to the agreement between China and India, calls to respect Nepal’s sovereignty and integrity, and appeals to the Government of Nepal to take active diplomatic initiatives to resolve the issue.

 

5. During the “Gen-Z” uprising, which was launched nationwide on September8-9, 2025, demanding an end to corruption and the establishment of good governance, 78 civilians were killed, and hundreds of others were injured. The meeting expresses its heartfelt tributes to the deceased of the uprising and strongly demands that the families of the victims be provided with appropriate compensation and free treatment for the injured.

 

6. Due to the prevailing regime led by anti-people compradors in the country, there has been widespread involvement and interference of imperialist and foreign powers during the Gen-Z uprising in Nepal last September. The meeting strongly opposes and condemns such external interference in the strongest possible words.

 

7. During the Gen-Z movement (2025), the Nepal Army remained a silent spectator, not taking any action to protect important establishments, including Sital Niwas, the President’s House, and Singha Durbar, the ministerial secretariat, which the Nepali Army was responsible for. In addition, the Army took the political initiative in to its own hands and tried to take the country towards regression. As it seemed impossible, the Army played a major role in selecting a new Prime Minister. The meeting criticizes and condemns the irresponsible attitude and political role flaunted by the Nepal Army in strong words.

 

8. Natural disasters like floods and landslides caused by the heavy monsoon rains at the beginning of October have triggered extensive destruction of lives and properties, as well as damaged physical infrastructures in various parts of the country. This meeting pays tribute to those who lost their lives in the disaster and strongly demands that the government provide appropriate assistance to the affected people and immediately rebuild the damaged infrastructure.

 

9. At this time, Nepali people are observing some important festivals like Dashain, Tihar, and Chhath, and traders have taken advantage of this occasion and have increased the prices of daily necessities indiscriminately. As a result of the price hike, ordinary people have suffered a lot from inflation. The meeting strongly demands that the government and relevant authorities immediately control the inflation caused by arbitrary price hikes and make consumer goods available at decent prices.