Sunday, November 13, 2011

No rollback on Dhungel pardon decision: PM

KIRAN PUN
KATHMANDU, Nov 13: Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai said on Saturday that he will not withdraw the recommendation his cabinet made to the president to grant a pardon to court-convicted CA member Bal Krishna Dhungel.

The prime minister said this upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport from his five-day visit to the Maldives to participate in the 17th summit of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC).

Friday, November 11, 2011

सम्मानपूर्वक नहुँदासम्म सेना समायोजन हुँदैन

नेत्रविक्रम चन्द विप्लव, माओवादी नेता
शान्ति प्रकृया टुंग्याउने विषयमा मुख्य तीन दलबीच कात्तिक १५ गते भएको महत्वपूर्ण सहमतिप्रति सवै राजनीतिक दल र आम जनता खुसी भइरहेका बेला माओवादीकै एउटा हिस्सा भने चर्को बिरोधमा उत्रिएको छ । उसका गतिबिधि र अभिब्यक्ति हेर्दा लाग्छ कात्तिक १५ को रात खुसी भन्दा पनि दुःखी हुनुपर्ने रात हो । सहमति कार्यन्वनय हुन नसक्ने बताउँदै आएको बैद्य समूहले कब्जा सम्पत्ति फिर्ता गर्ने पार्टी निर्देशनको पनि अबज्ञा गरेको छ । सबै क्षेत्रले स्वागत गरेको सहमतिप्रति माओवादीको वैद्य समूह किन असन्तुष्ट ? वैद्य पक्षले चाहेको के हो ? त्यो पक्षका लडाकुले अब के गर्लान् ? बैद्य पक्षका खास नेता र योजनाकार भनेर चिनिने नेत्रबिक्रम चन्द बिप्लवसँग हामीले छोटो कुराकानी गरेका छौं ।

देवीले संसदमा भनिन- ‘म पनि माधव नेपालविरुद्ध किटानी जाहेरी दिन्छु’

Photo: Nabin Bibhas
२५ कात्तिक, काठमाण्डौं । ब्यक्ति हत्याको आरोपमा जन्मकैद फैसला सुनाइएका माओवादी सभासद बालकृष्ण ढुंगेलको मुद्दा फिर्ता लिन सरकारले सिफारिस गरेको बिषयले आइतवारको सदन तात्यो । माओवादी र बिपक्षी सभासद्ले पक्ष र बिपक्षमा आ-आफ्ना धारणा राखे ।
यसरी बोल्ने समासदमध्ये सवैभन्दा मार्मिक र पेचिलो सम्बोधन थियो- माओवादी सभासद देवी खड्काको । जनयुद्धका क्रममा आफ्ना श्रीमान र दाजुसहित चार जना गुमाएकी तथा प्रहरी हिरातमा आफ्नै अस्मिता गुमाएकी देवीको सम्बोधनले त्यसअघि बोल्ने धेरै वक्ताको अनुहारलाई अँध्यारो बनाएको थियो भने सदनमा सन्नाटा छाएको थियो ।

Thursday, November 10, 2011

Maoist war vortex now draws scholars

   
 
KIRAN PUN
KATHMANDU, Nov 10: Jelbang village at the foothills of Jaljala in Rolpa fell under the control of the Maoist rebels immediately after the insurgency began in 1996, and bore the full brunt of the violent conflict.

Today, Jelbang stands out. Not only because it is one of of the first liberated zones the Maoists created during the war, but also because it has a whole lot of untold stories of pain and suffering.

Monday, November 7, 2011

Families with two or more PLA member to rake in moolah

KIRAN PUN
KATHMANDU, Nov 8: Families with more than one member in the Maoist PLA stand to receive handsome amounts of money if they opt for voluntary retirement in the course of management of the combatants.

Many families have more than three members in the Maoist army, which is awaiting management under the recently-signed peace deal, it is learnt. PLA chief Nanda Kishor Pun, top PLA commanders, division commanders and vice-commanders have more than three members each in the former rebel army.

PM defends integration model, PLA labels it as surrender

KIRAN PUN
KATHMANDU, Nov 8: Prime Minister and Chairman of Special Committee Baburam Bhattarai has refuted the allegation that the integration modality of the Maoist combatants as envisioned in the seven-point agreement was surrender and stressed that the proposed integration is necessary to complete the revolution.

In a meeting with the top PLA commanders held at PM´s official residence at Baluwatar on Monday evening, Prime Minister Bhattarai tried his best to assure the former combatants that the integration model perfectly safeguarded core interests of the PLA and the Maoist party.

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Forgotten combatant struggles for life

UPENDRA LAMICHHANE
BARA, Nov 6: He wrote inspirational lines on walls glorifying the Maoist insurgency during his stint as an insurgent. Left to fend for himself, ParshuramChaudhary who is suffering from stomach ailment is now struggling to save his life.

“I couldn’t die a glorious death during the insurgency despite staring death in the eyes on many occasions and now I’m going to die due to lack of treatment,” Chaudhary, 45, rued.