Communist Party of Nepal (Revolutionary Maoist)
The Communist Party of Nepal (Revolutionary Maoist) (CPN (Revolutionary Maoist)) is a communist party in Nepal. It is a splinter group of the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre). The party adheres to Marxism-Leninism-Maoism.
History and Formation:
The CPN (Revolutionary Maoist) was formed following disagreements within the CPN (Maoist Centre), particularly regarding the peace process and the party's participation in parliamentary politics. A significant faction, dissatisfied with what they perceived as revisionism and abandonment of revolutionary principles, broke away to form the new party. Its founding was predicated on a commitment to restarting the "people's war" and establishing a socialist state through revolutionary means.
Ideology and Goals:
The party's core ideology is Marxism-Leninism-Maoism. It aims to overthrow the existing political system and establish a "people's republic" through armed struggle. The party emphasizes class struggle, opposes imperialism and expansionism, and advocates for the rights of marginalized communities. Land redistribution and social justice are central tenets of their political agenda.
Activities and Influence:
The CPN (Revolutionary Maoist) has engaged in various activities, including political mobilization, protests, and armed struggle, albeit on a smaller scale compared to the original Maoist insurgency. The party's influence is primarily concentrated in certain rural areas of Nepal. It has faced challenges related to maintaining cohesion and support, as well as navigating Nepal's complex political landscape.
Leadership:
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Relationship to Other Parties:
The CPN (Revolutionary Maoist) maintains a complex relationship with other communist parties in Nepal. While it may engage in tactical alliances on specific issues, it generally maintains a critical stance towards parties it considers to have deviated from revolutionary principles. Its relationship with the CPN (Maoist Centre) is particularly strained due to the circumstances of its formation.