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'Govt may face Gyanendra fate'
Last Updated : 2009-11-05 8:46 PM
THT Online
ILAM: The government’s fate would be no different from that of deposed king Gyanendra’s should it follow the path of suppression and intimidation against the Unified CPN-Maoist, warned its chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal on Thursday.
Addressing a mass meet in the eastern district of Ilam, Dahal warned the government ministers to refrain from intimidating his party the way the ministers of the dethroned king’s direct rule had done, or else meet a similar end.
The former prime minister said it is the people who would decide the fate of the country. On the party’s ongoing second phase of its nationwide stir, he claimed the agitation has been gaining an impetus with a considerable public participation.
Referring to the Defence Minister’s public statement she made just a few days back, the Maoist supremo said the process of army integration has lost its momentum because of the lack of the government’s commitment to the Comprehensive Peace Accord (CPA).
Earlier Defence Minister Bidhya Bhandari had publicly said some of the CPA clauses had to be reviewed in the present context.
Comments3
Posted on: 2009-11-06 07:41:10
Haha still cheap talks by maoist, To maoist guys do dore and talk less, i believe king left due to illiterate ppls who where blind and didn't know what were they doing. Anyways what have maiost done to our country have they made singapore they said they would but still same old nepal nothing is gonna change we students only are in trouble can't get to exam center in time. They don't care about ppls and they talk about we r fighting for the ppls. What a cheap talk.... nirmal, KTM
Posted on: 2009-11-06 06:27:32
No one can stop the fire that is needed for peace, integrity, development,of our motherland. The enormous power of people is greatest of all and no one in history had ever supressed them. The Janandolan is not finished.....it will burn till NEPAL becom a better place for all Nepalese and shine like a diamond in the world. kancha, hk
Posted on: 2009-11-08 10:02:56
prachanda will face even bitter fate than gyalenda. he has killed thousands of innocent men and women, used other people for his benefit and is now trying to take the entire country to hostage by saying they will start the revolt again. History is replete with such people and their organisation meeting shameful end. deshman, kathmandu