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No statute sans consensus govt‚ says leader Deuba
Added At: 2012-06-22 4:12 PM
Last Updated At: 2012-06-22 4:12 PM
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KATHMANDU: Senior leader of Nepali Congress (NC) Sher Bahadur Deuba stressed the need on forming the national consensus government to write the new constitution.
Inaugurating the national gathering of the Federation of Non-governmental Organisation here today, he said it is irrational to claim leadership by the Unified CPN-Maoist saying it was the biggest political party as the nation was remained in the constitution less condition for the last four years.
He added that the constitution should be written only after the formation of the national consensus government.
He appreciated the non-government organisations’ role saying they are direct and effective medium to reach people. He added that it is necessary to make the NGOs effective in the present situation when the NGOs are stronger than the government.
Similarly, NC leader Dr. Ram Sharan Mahat stressed the need for running the NGO activities in democratic systems and procedures.
Dr. Mahat claimed that the donor agencies in the country has encouraged the politics of separation in the name of carrying out researches and analyse the life and culture of various indigenous communities and said the nation should be alert from such activities.
Chairman of the organisation Dr. Balgopal Baidya, central member Ramesh Dhamala, Ashok Yogi, among others, said only the fewer programmes were taken to grassroots stressing NGOs should not be run under the party influence.
Representatives from some 60 districts have been participating in the gathering, it is learnt.
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Posted on: 2012-06-22 17:13:28
Deuba's emphasis on NGOs is quinete telling as it is tied to a call for a new consensus government to promulgate the Constitution. The plan of the NC and cpn-UML is to find a mechanism to present a new constitution to the president of the country, thereby sidestepping and minimalizing the the current PM. The NGOs are obviously the mechanism being brought forth by Deuba, People should be wary of all tricks being proposed by these so-called "senior leaders" of discredited political parties. Nothing good for poor people will ever come out of their mouths. parbati lama, Boston, USA
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Posted on: 2012-06-28 16:22:36
Deuba asserted that the NGOs are stronger than the the party of the ruling government. That is patently misleading. NGOs may be more well-funded, but that dfoes not mean they are stronger. Sharan Maahat soundslike an alrmist when he says that NGOs are keeing indigenous peoples down for the purpose of their own scholarly studies. Could he please site even one example of this? Deuba and the NC continue to pull strings to unseat the current government whilee they have no answer to the country's problems, except to contiinue to steal poor people of Nepal blind. The stink of great shame is upon Deuba,Koirala and the entire NC. Their assertion that the country is in crisis because no constitution has been promulgated is offal. The US did not create it's constitution for eleven years. Suraj Rajbhandhari, Putali Sadak