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ONCE AGAIN.. THE PEOPLE TAKE THE STREETS FOR REAL DEMOCRACY!!
According to BBC World yesterday the first time pro.democratic activists took the streets in Kathmandu to protest against the current policy of new government.. The people of Nepal, so BBC, have no trust in the govt., even not in the new govt.!! What they want is a real democratic republic! And they are willing to give the new govt. just few days to fullfill their demands..
5.15 protests in the capital against the slow motion of the new govt. on the way of democratization..
Angry activists torch government vehicles protesting the seven-party alliance's delay in presenting the House Proclamation, which curtails the power of the king, at the House of Representatives, at Tripureshwor, Kathmandu, on Tuesday.
Protests against HoR proclamation delay, Deuba denies backing king
People have demonstrated in Kalanki at the capital Tuesday in protest of the delay in the proclamation of House of Representatives (HoR) to bring all political and military powers under the parliament.
The protest by the people affiliated to the civil society and various political parties has come after the HoR deferred announcement of the House proclamation on Monday.
The expected decision could not be taken after the SPA leaders were divided over some of its key points including the possession of the Supreme-Commander-in-Chief post of the Royal Nepalese Army, sources said.
The transport in the area and around the ring road has been affected by the tyres burnt on the road.
The protestors shouted slogans demanding that the HoR proclamation giving the parliament all the political power soon and bring the military under the parliament.
People also shouted slogans NC –D President Sher Bahadur Deuba for his supposed stand against scraping of the King from the post of "Commander in Chief" of the Army.
Meanwhile, Deuba who has been denying such a doing said that it was "unimaginable" for him to do so.
"I have been troubled by the king many a time, why would I defend him?" Deuba exclaimed.
http://www.kantipuronline.com/kolnews.php?&nid=73870
I will be most happy if people remove king: Deuba
President of Nepali Congress-Democratic (NC-D), Sher Bahadur Deuba said Tuesday said that he did not raise the issue of giving the post of Supreme-Commander-in-Chief of the Army to the king during the seven-party alliance's (SPA) meeting.
Speaking to journalists at his party office, Deuba today said that he was engaged in "making the Prime Minister more powerful."
He also said the allegations against him were aimed at his "character assassination."
"This allegation that Sher Bahadur Deuba, who has been victimized by the king time and again, suggested to make the king the supreme-commander-in-chief is totally baseless," said Deuba, adding, "Can I say that the king, who made me suffer, should be made the supreme-commander-in-chief?"
"To tell you the truth, I would be most happy if the people remove the king," said Deuba.
"Once the king attempted to assassin my character and now others are engaged in this. If they want I can abandon politics."
Deuba's made the remarks in the wake of nationwide protests against his alleged suggestion to make the king the army's supreme-commander-in-chief without uniform during the SPA's meeting in the capital yesterday.
At a time when protests have been staged across the country against his alleged remarks about the king and army, Deuba is facing voices of protest from within the party.
Disputes have erupted among the central leaders of the NC-D on the issue of nominating the leader of the party's parliamentary committee.
The meeting of the party's parliamentary committee couldn’t be held today after some NC-D parliamentarians put forth their stance that the nomination of the head of the parliamentary committee should be made only after approving the party's parliamentary statute.
Sources said while Deuba, who is also the party president, wants to be the leader of the party's parliamentary committee as well, he faces strong protests from a number of MPs who put forth the "one-person-one-post" concept.
The issue of parliamentary committee leader is likely to be decided through election if Deuba insists to head the parliamentary committee, sources said.
The dissident faction of the party is likely to propose NC-D General Secretary Bijaya Kumar Gachchhadhar as the parliamentary committee leader.
"I believe that the head of the parliamentary committee should be elected unanimously…like Deuba was elected president by the party's last general convention," said Gachchhadhar, adding, "The party president should be ready for sacrifice."
Prachanda requests Maoist detainees to end hunger strike
Maoist Chairman Prachanda Tuesday requested all the Maoist detainees being held at various detention centres across the country, to end their indefinite hunger strike.
In a statement issued today, Maoist supremo Prachanda made his requests saying that his party is continuing its serious discussion with the seven-party government on the issue of releasing all the Maoists detained across the country.
"The government is positive and that it has expressed its commitment towards releasing all the political detainees after some formal processes," he said.
Prachanda also reiterated that until all political prisoners are released and the whereabouts of all those state-sponsored disappearances is made public, the Maoists will not sit for a dialogue.
Demanding the immediate release of all their comrades, dozens of Maoists detained at various prisons including Nakkhu Jail, had been staging hunger strikes for the last few days.
http://www.kantipuronline.com/kolnews.php?&nid=73873
Read also this by BBC..
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