Source: Unuudur          Date: August 17, 2011

Mongolia's People's Revolutionary Party is in a critical dispute with its former associate Ts. Shinebayar. The dispute is over where the right to the party's name belongs, since Shinebayar decided to leave the party.

Shinebayar is claiming authority over the name “People's Revolutionary Party” as the founding member of the party, while currently sitting ministers argue it was they who worked hard to establish the party's legitimacy. Shinebayar is said to be currently unhappy with his new appointment to deputy. The same goes for S Molor-Erdene and his appointment to secretary. Some speculate that unhappiness may be a result of former-president Enkbayar's failure to meet expectations.