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- '노란봉투'캠페인/국제연대..
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THIS COULD BE THE FINAL PUSH AGAINST THE KINGDOM..
..CNN said in a report some hours ago.
Actually, according to the plan of the SPA, the nationwide general strike should be over yesterday. But because of the massive repression of the regime against the democratic movement they decided to to extent the strike. In a interview with BBC World one of the leading representatives of the SPA said that the strike will continue unlimited and more aggressively.
The forces of the government in the last 24 hours were acting more and more brutal against thousands of protestors who refused to accept the curfew. You just should watch BBC World or even CNN. Even young children were beaten bloody by the army.
But it seems that the strike is turning into a kind of mass, popular uprising....
Reuters, IHT published this yesterday, 3.10..
Curfews fail to curb demonstrations in Nepal
eKantipur reported this...
Demonstrations continue; scores arrested, injured
Pro-democracy agitators defied the government-clamped curfew in various parts of the country including the capital and staged anti-government demonstrations.
Security personnel used excessive force to quell the demonstrations, firing rubber bullets and baton-charging the protesters. Scores of protesters were injured today.
In the capital, the protestors staged demonstrations defying curfew orders at Kirtipur, Koteshwor, Gongabu, Jorpati, Bashundharachowk, Buddhanagar, Thamel, Chhetrapati, Banashthali, Ason, New Road, Bangemuda, Kalanki, Sita Paila this morning. Demonstrators in Bhaktapur, Madhyapur Thimi and Lalitpur also defied the curfew.
In many places, security personnel entered private houses and indiscriminately charged batons injuring dozens.
Dozens of injured protesters were taken to TU Teaching Hospital and Bir Hospital. One of the injured protestors was hit by four rubber bullets.
The agitating seven-party alliance (SPA) which yesterday said that the ongoing mass movement against “unconstitutional autocratic monarchy” wouldn’t be stopped unless complete democracy was restored in the country, gave continuity to its nationwide general strike today.
At Kapan, thousands of people participated in a rally blowing conch shells. They also torched an effigy of “regression.”
Mass gatherings were organized at Naya Bazaar, Kirtipur since this morning.
Police opened indiscriminate fire at a protest rally taken out by the Engineers’ Association, Pulchowk. The policemen also fired several rounds of teargas shells at the boys’ and girls’ hostels injuring nine students.
The police arrested local residents Suman Adhikari and Sunil Adhikari from their house at Balaju, dozens of activists including NC’s Ramchandra Tiwari from Kalanki, NC leader Jhalaknath Wagle from Bashundhara and Rohit Rai of NC-D, among others.
Thousands of activists marched towards Chabahil and defied the curfew before staging a mass gathering. More than one dozen activists were injured in scuffle with the policemen at Patan.
Student leaders Nil Kamal Bhattarai and Rabichandra Upreti were among those injured in Gahanapokhari clash.
Dozens of protestors including NC-D’s Gangaram Kutu and Bishwo Raj Thapa were arrested from protest demonstrations in Bhaktapur.
According to Insec, a human rights watchdog, at least 46 political activists including former mayor of Bhaktapur, Madan Krishna Shrestha were arrested.
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And if I understood it well, it was just once reported on BBC World, the Peoples Militia, the Popular Resistance Committees and the CPN.M will now take a more active part in the uprising... if it is a uprising..
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