US-based Nepali org condemns 7 party-Maoist understanding

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US-based Nepali org condemns 7 party-Maoist understanding

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GROUPS ARE PRAISING THE ALLIANCE BETWEEN THE MAOIST TERRORISTS AND

THE ENEMIES OF THE NEPALI MONARCHY.

 

US-based organisation condemns party-Maoist understanding

 

Nepali Nationalist Organization (NNO) – an organisation of the

Nepalis in the US—has condemned the recently concluded pact between

the CPN (Maoist) and the seven party opposition alliance saying that

it took place as per the instruction of foreign hands to further

destabilize the beautiful nation.

 

In a statement issued by Bishal Shah, president of the little-known

organsiation, has asked all patriots to remain alert to reject and

fight against what he called `anti-national criminal elements.'

 

"It is not just the duty of our brave security personnel to defend

the nation rather the responsibility also falls upon the shoulders

of all the patriots," the statement said.

 

NNO has urged the international community including the US, the EU,

China and all Hindu and Buddhist friends of India, to extend their

friendly hands to fight what it called the Bin Laden of Nepal.

 

NNO has also called upon all patriots to make national elections

successful by exercising the invaluable rights to choose their

representatives for the future of Nepal.

 

The statement by the NNO has come less than 24 hours after major and

reputed organizations of the Nepalis based in the US welcomed the

understanding reached between the seven party opposition alliance

and the Maoists to restore peace and democracy in the country.

 

The Nepalese Americas Council (NAC) and Liberal Democracy Nepal— a

US-based think tank—welcomed the understanding reached between the

parties and the CPN (Maoist) in Nepal terming it as a "positive

development," and also urged His Majesty King Gyanendra to

immediately take steps to restore multi-party democracy in the

country. nepalnews.com by Nov 26 05

http://www.nepalnews.com/archive/2005/nov/nov26/news04.php

 

Explosive injures four children in Dhanusa [2005-11-25]

 

 

 

RSS

DHANUSA: Four children were injured in an explosion of an improvised

explosive device (i.e.d.) left astray by the Maoist terrorist in

Labatoli VDC of Dhanusa district Tuesday.

The incident took place at Umragaon, Ward no-3 of the VDC as the

children were playing with a bag left unattended by the Maoists. The

bag carried nine sutali bombs and all of them exploded, according to

the District Police Office, Dhanusa.

The children injured in the incident are six-year-old Rajaram Yadav

and four years old Sanjaya Yadav, sons of Indal Yadav and two other

children of the same locality.

They are undergoing treatment at the health post in Godar VDC of the

district and are said to be out of danger.

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So-called alliance violates law of land

 

By Our Correspondent

KATHMANDU, Nov. 25: Senior lawyers have said that the so -called

alliance made by seven political parties with the Maoist terrorists

would bring further crisis to the nation and cause a setback to the

process of restoration of peace. It is also against the existing

laws of the country, they said.

 

The so-called equation was totally against the norms and spirit of

the Constitution of 1990 and the then governments of the political

parties had declared them terrorists and had also issued red-corner

notices against their so-called leaders, they said.

 

Talking to The Rising Nepal senior advocate Kunja Bihari Prasad

Singh said that no citizen has right to hatch conspiracy against the

nation in the foreign land and the terrorists are constitutionally

excluded and denied of the state mechanism by all countries around

the world. "Terrorists do not come under the definition of citizen

of a nation and they have no legitimacy in taking decisions related

to the country. Hence, talking and making alliance with them is also

unlawful."

 

Advocate Chandra Kafle said that the so-called equation between the

terrorists and the political parties as reported by some media was

against Article 42 of Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relation,

where a diplomat should not interfere the internal affairs of the

receiving nation, except promoting friendly relations between them.

 

It was a sort of foreign interference in the internal politics, he

said. "Those diplomats, who use their diplomatic immunities, should

respect the laws and regulation of the nation, where they serve as

diplomats."

 

The agreement between the parties and terrorists would be harmful

for the restoration of peace in the country, he said and added that

the political parties were trusted by the people under the

Constitution of 1990, which advocates constitutional monarchy and

multiparty democracy. "The acts of political parties have created a

sort of anomaly and crisis in the nation by adding fuel to the

present conflict."

 

Advocate Ram Prasad Pandit also said that the so-called alliance

between political parties and the Maoists was against the norms and

sprit of our constitution, against international convention against

terrorists and humanitarian laws practised around the world. "It is

an unnatural equation and what the seven political did was

abnormal."

 

Advocate Hari Shankar Niraula said that contribution to peace might

not be objectionable but all those endeavours should have legitimacy

under the prevailing law of the land. Any equation in the absence of

the state's involvement cannot become effective. "Any way out of the

present crisis should be searched within the parameter of the

present constitution."

 

The so-called equation is impractical and against the existing laws

and practices in the nation and the seven political parties, which

found legitimacy under the Constitution of 1990, will lose their

legitimacy if they turn their faces away from it, he said.

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It will lead to regression

 

By Our Correspondent

KATHMANDU, Nov. 25: The agreement between seven political parties

and the Maoist would lead the country towards a regressive path and

would harm the country in the long run, said Bhuvan Pathak of the

Rastriya Prajatantra Party.

 

He said that this sort of agreement or understanding should be done

at the state's level and only then it would get legitimacy. "The

agreement between the seven parties and the Maoists was against the

constitution," he said. In the absence of the state party, such an

agreement was valueless, he further said.

 

He said that it was a paradox that the two parties, Nepali Congress

and CPN-UML, which were involved in formulating the present

constitution, were engaged in repealing the constitution by forging

alliance with the ones which had dissented the constitution. "Their

agreement with the Maoists will further bruise the constitution and

multi-party democracy." It was not a good signal, he added.

 

Pathak said that their agreement does not include cease-fire and

also laying down arms by the rebels, the two important points to

restore peace in the country. "The parties have also failed to take

into consideration the people, who were killed by the Maoists, and

compensation for infrastructure that were destroyed by the Maoists

while entering into agreement."

 

Pathak said that the agreement would affect the peace process and

would push the country into further anarchy. Furthermore, he said it

was a shame that the political parties agreed to keep an institution

like the Royal Nepalese Army at par with the armed rebels and to

give a nod to keep the RNA under the UN.

 

He said that election was the heart of democracy and instead of

strengthening the constitution by participating in the election they

are going against the constitution. This has revealed their true

character and this would seriously mar their image before the

people. More importantly, their decision has seriously undermined

the fundamental rights of the people, he said.

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