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2. The failure of MultiParty system on the Every Corner of Nepali Society.
- If this system still is going to be Imposed on Nepali Peoples there will be
Devastating Results. Better Be Change this system ASAP.
If there are any other Issues, feel free to post & wake up unknown citizens.
And use the knowledge to save the Nepal.
R READING THE news on KTM POST, Nobody Listens PM.
Why & who conspired to Bring this Situation & what is the Worth of being a
Elected(?) PM in Multiparty System.
The Comment of Deuba Proves 2 important issues:-
1. Girija who ruled for 10 yrs & devalued the position Of Elected PM-
-Truely, Girija never Elected but By MuscleS(Gundaa Gardii), so he never
acted upon as a Peoples Position while he was on PM, instead behave as A
TRAITOR & Mafia Boss. HE NEVER defend Nepali's Sovereinity against
INDIANS. So, From Baneshwor Polich Intervention to Recent "LUMBINI"
DDisater.
DpDon’t attack monarchy, says Deuba , Post Report
KATHMANDU, July 31 – In his first public appearance after taking over the
premiership, Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba said that support of the monarchy was essential in order to solve the Maoist problem and for the survival of the country.
Deuba also admitted publicly that the present crisis of the country had arisen because Nepali Congress, which has been in power for most of the 11 years of country’s democracy, and all the other governments had failed to address the core problems of the country. THE Prime Minister was speaking during a function in the capital today, organized by INSEC an organization working for Human Rights to commemorate the ninth death Anniversary of Prakash Kafle, a human rights activist and founder member of the organization and to present the Prakash Kafle Human Rights Award.
"We all know what the capacity of our leaders are. All have been exposed by
their activities in the last decade. We all know, no one listens to the Prime Minister anymore so nothing can be done without the support of the constitutional monarchy," Deuba said. He added that Nepal needed monarchy and appealed to all to stop attacking or criticizing it.
About his ongoing efforts to solve the Maoist problem he said that he had
taken Prachanda’s
statement very positively and regarded him as a "very brave leader" and
added that he expected
support from the monarchy and all the political parties .
Speaking on the occasion Sushil Koirala, General Secretary of the Nepali
Congress and Prakash
Chandra Lohani of RPP reiterated their party’s support to the Prime Minister
in his efforts to start
dialogue with the Maoists and pull the country out of the present crisis. But
leader of the main
opposition party in Parliament CPN-UML Madhav Kumar Nepal accused the
government of failing to
hold the Maoist problem by its roots.
Lohani warned that Nepal had to be ever aware to the possibility of foreign
encroachment. "We have to
solve our problems by ourselves, keeping our geographical location in mind.
It would be our folly to
think that the big nations would keep on gazing at our mistakes."
Former Foreign Minister also said that it was time to decide on the type of
democracy the country
needed saying that the last decade has shown that transplantation of the
Westminster model did not
work in Nepal. He added that dialogue with the Maoists was a must but had
to make sure that the
fundamental democratic values were not compromised.
CPN-UML leader Nepal criticized the government, accusing it of trying to
make only the insurgents
happy and not looking at the socio-economic problem of the country. "The
Maoist problem arose
because of the degrading socio economic factor and it can be solved only by
improving on those and
making the Nepali people happy."
Nepal heavily criticized the Maoists saying that there was a lot of room to
doubt their intentions. He
accused the Maoists of killing over 30 cadres belonging to his party and
developing "Culture of
Silence" in the territories occupied by them. "Either you people have
malicious intentions behind your
fundamental words or you have been unable to control your own supporters.
If the latter is so then how
do you think you are going to run the country?" he lashed out at the Maoist
leadership.
The winner of this year’s Prakash Kafle Human Rights Award was also
announced in the programme.
This year the award was conferred in Sonam Chejung Lama from Mugu.
Meanwhile, continuing his efforts to win confidence from all sides before
starting dialogue with the
Maoists, Prime Minister Deuba today met with former Prime Minister Girija
Prasad Koirala in the
latter’s residence this morning. According to a statement issued by the
Prime Minister’s Secretariat
Koirala assured the PM of full cooperation and support. Deuba also met with
the leaders of the
Sadhvawana Party, United People’s Front and National People’s Front in the
same regard today.
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