It’s an endless story of torcher and violence being unleashed on the poor Nepalese by the Government of Nepal and no one seems to be doing anything about it. We are as perhaps more sick of collecting these reports than the people actually facing the wrath of the terrorist government.
Check another news of terrorism reported by Kantipur:
Maoists continue abductions, intimidation, extortions
BY BISHNU BUDHATHOKI
KATHMANDU, Aug 2 – Maoists continue to violate the understandings and agreements reached with the Seven-Party Alliance (SPA).
On Tuesday they abducted a CPN-UML member and held him captive for more than four hours in Kathmandu.
Four Maoists abducted Prakash Maharjan, 46, of Kirtipur Municipality 3, yesterday morning from his house on the charge of tearing a Maoist pamphlet stuck at the door of his private room, Sunday. The pamphlet was about the 4th national conference of All Nepal Carpet Workers’ Union (ANCWU) scheduled for 6-9 September.
“At around 6 o’clock this morning, four people arrived and took me forcibly from my house saying that they were sent by senior leaders,” said Maharjan who runs a carpet factory and employs 25 people.
They warned and scolded his family members too. They took him inside a carpet factory in Gongobu where there were about 15 people. They scolded him for tearing up their pamphlet and said that if it were not a “normal period”, they would punish him severely.
“Later, they released me handing over six pamphlets of Prachanda to stick at my house and said that as punishment I must provide at least two rooms for them whenever they come,” he said showing a roll of pamphlets. The Maoists offered him Rs 50 as bus fare saying they would recover it from him later.
In the afternoon, another group reached Maharjan’s house and stuck a notice where they have announced public action against carpet entrepreneurs who have been acting against the welfare of carpet workers.
Carpet entrepreneurs of Kirtipur said Maoists have been threatening them with action if they fail to fulfill demands related to carpet workers. The Maoists have also asked for donations and to send all employees compulsorily to attend the national conference of ANCWU.
Similarly, a group of Maoist activists have been intimidating people in the outskirts of Kathmandu Valley and extorting money from them since a week.
Four girls and 21 boys, all Maoist cadres, have been roaming around Machhenarayan VDC as well as Batkeyapati, Bistagaun, Chhap and Taudaha of Kirtipur Municipality.
“They arrived on Friday evening, took shelter and had dinner at different houses in Narayansthan forcibly,” a local of Machhenarayan VDC said. On Saturday morning, they organized corner meetings and distributed memberships of the party and student organization to the locals. They also asked for voluntary donation.
Locals said they feel terrorized.
Meanwhile, another local of Chalnakhel, an area along the highway to Godavari, said 19 Maoists reached there and visited a primary school. Students were frightened. They said they were roaming around villages to interact with the public and were seeking support for the “October Revolution” in case the ongoing peace talks failed to reach a logical end, locals said.
A few days ago, a similar group of Maoists reached Siuchatar Village of Kathmandu and intimidated and extorted money, villagers said.
Posted on: 2006-08-01 20:42:30 (Server Time)
( Source of above news: eKantipur.com )
