This news will astonish some non-Nepalis…except Nepali people themselves. The Maoist terrorists went to the (illegal) Election Commission to register themselves as a party on Monday (09th April, 2007) but they could not get registered themselves because two of their comrades “Ram Bahadur Thapa ‘Badal’ and Barsha Man Pun ‘Anant’ did not have citizenship certificates.”

Now, how could anyone go to the Election Commission without being a Nepali citizen? How could a person try to be elected as a politician in Nepal without even caring for getting a Nepali citizenship all his life? Perhaps he didn’t fit the ‘criteria’ to be a Nepali? Perhaps he is a non-Nepali by nationality? This baffles you? Nevermind.

No citizenship? No problem. You desire to take part in sham Elections in Nepal? You have the blessings of SPAM Government and foreign interference in Nepal. So, “The two leaders acquired Nepali citizenship certificate from the District Administration Office of Kathmandu on Monday.”

Well well, further analysis can be done by you on how and who are getting into the Election mood and ‘how’ and ‘who’ are going to win it. Not Nepalis, none for sure!

How nefarious can things get in Nepal? Everything that is happening here is a virtual sham. The Maoists and SPAm can do anything and everything there and the public is just clueless and helpless. The Indians and the UN have managed to get their way in Nepal…we have another Sri Lanka (civil war torn country) in the waiting!

The above analysis was done based on the news found below at Nepalnews.com

CPN (Maoist) registered at Election Commission

The CPN (Maoist) registered itself at the Election Commission (EC) Tuesday to participate in the upcoming constituent assembly election.

A team of Maoist leaders led by second-in-command Dr. Babu Ram Bhattarai went to the EC to registration application for party registration. Maoist spokesperson Krishna Bahadur Mahara, who is also the Minister for Information and Communication, central leaders CP Gajurel, Dina Nath Sharma, Khim Lal Devkota, Agni Sapkota and party activists were in the team.

Talking to journalists after submitting application for party registration, Dr. Bhattarai said that the CA polls must be held in the stipulated time. He added, “Our party will launch publicity campaign for the CA polls from today itself.”

On the party’s election symbol, Dr Bhattrai only said the registered symbols could be ‘revised’.

Commenting on the provision of submitting 10,000 signatures for the purpose of registering new party, Dr. Bhattrai said the provision was brought as a party without the support of 10,000 people should not be considered a political party.

Ruling eight political parties have agreed to hold the CA election on June 20, but the government is yet to formally declare the election date.

This is the first time the Maoists have applied for the registration at the EC after they launched their armed movement from 1996.

Maoists have joined mainstream politics and have joined the interim parliament and the government following the success of the April movement.

The party could not submit the application on Monday, as its leaders Ram Bahadur Thapa ‘Badal’ and Barsha Man Pun ‘Anant’ did not have citizenship certificates.

The two leaders acquired Nepali citizenship certificate from the District Administration Office of Kathmandu on Monday.

CPN-UML, Nepali Congress, Nepali Congress (Democratic), Rastriya Prajatantra Party and Rastriya Janashakti Party have already registered at the EC. nepalnews.com pb/ia Apr 10 07

( Source of above news: Nepalnews.com )

Most of the hypocrite world and media has turned a blind eye on the blatant human rights violence in Nepal under the Government of Terrorism. Of course the hegemonists at the UN, India, EU and elsewhere busy getting a pie out of Nepal by supporting terrorism terrorism and gross human rights violators there. These were the same people who supported the Warlords in various other countries of the world. I thought, I would share this small piece of news which otherwise will get mostly unnoticed in the the World Media.

In the following article there is a mention of Security Forces. The Security Forces are running directly under the Power of Terrorists.

Could you just compare this Human Rights violence under the rule of the King? Under the rule of King and his Democracy the terrorists were killed and the world (under the influence of India) tried to show the King as Killer. Now 5 times more people (ordinary citizens) are being killed (with many more instances not coming to public) by the terrorist government of Nepal and the world is saying that Nepal is moving towards peace.

Bye Bye Peace.

NHRC records 640 cases of human rights abuses in four months

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has recorded 640 cases of human rights violations including murder, abduction and disappearance within a period of four months – from October 31, 2006 to February 5 this year.

A NHRC report publicised today says that out of the total 640 recorded cases, 123 people were killed – 86 by the security forces, 30 by the Maoists and 7 people by others including the two factions of Janatantrik Terai Mukti Murcha (JTMM). Most of the murder cases occurred in Terai districts like Bara, Sarlahi, Morang, Sunsari and Dhanusha.

Similarly, 65 people were abducted by the Maoists during the four months period while the security forces were responsible for disappearance of 65 people. 20 people were abducted, or involuntarily disappeared, by other groups.

According to the NHRC report, 66 people underwent torture – 32 by security persons, 27 by Maoists and six by others. Likewise, 57 people were displaced due to Maoist threats. The Maoists seized properties of 41 people during this period.

Other cases of human rights violation include threats, mistreatment and exploitation of children and others.

Speaking at the programme organised to publicise the report, NHRC secretary Dhruba Nepal said human rights violations continued despite the signing of comprehensive peace accord.

Nepal said both the government and the Maoists must work seriously to end the culture of impunity. He also demanded that the government appoint senior officials at the NHRC as early as possible. nepalnews.com mk Apr 02 07

No matter how hard you try, you cannot straighten up a dog’s tail.

The vicious warlords are running all over the country with guns in their hands and creating mayhem. Now, they are right there in the parliament with their guns. The undue hardships being faced by ordinary Nepalis in this so-called/phony Democracy has become unsurmountable. Some of the ‘powers that be’ might have smirks in their faces seeing the carnage in Nepal caused by these SPAM warlords (Terrorist Government of Nepal) but our heart goes out for those millions who are being subjected to this state sponsored terrorism.

The following is another account of a Maoist terrorist (who has become a Member of Parliament by sheer terrorism sponsored by Nepal’s powerful southern Neighbour) , never elected by the people, MP showing his dreaded skills in the Parliament. The noticeable part is that the weapon he is carrying is supposed to be locked under UN supervision in Nepal. This shows the kind of conspiracy that has/is being hatched in Nepal by the ‘powers that be’ of the world.

P.S.: We have italicized the parts that we felt were important to be noticed.

Maoist MP brags about his pistol

To the discomfiture of other lawmakers, a Maoist MP bragged that he was still carrying his pistol during an all party meet being held in the parliament secretariat.

Lokendra Bista, Maoist MP, boasted that he had a pistol in his pocket and claimed it was already registered by the UNMIN. Bista dared others to take action against him.

At the meeting convened by Speaker Subas Nemwang to discuss camp management, Bista made un-parliamentary remarks compelling Nemwang to intervene and ask him to watch his words. “I hope the overfed pigs will not have to be thrashed,” Bista said at the meeting.

Bista’s words also forced Home Minister Krishna Prasad Sitaula to seek apology from the lawmakers. Later, Maoist spokesperson Krishna Mahara told journalists that Bista used such words by mistake.

Interestingly, it was from the guard of Bista that police had confiscated weapons recently in Singha Durbar. nepalnews.com sd Feb 27 07

( Source of above news:Nepalnews.com )

SPAM warlords are continuing to hogwash the increasing acts of terrorism committed by themselves. Instead they are following a policy of Kill Nepalis and at the same time punish the Nepalis/King/Royalists/Mandales/Madhesis/Regressive/Feudalists/, etc. (the various names that they have given to the voices that are raised against their atrocities).

Terai and all of Nepal is burning and their are communal and civil riots all over the place but SPAM warlords are busy dividing the Nepal booty among themselves and blaming the King and others.

Yet another act of terrorism reported in the SPAM mouthpiece (Kantipur) itself. Various other reports of terrorism and crime are going unreported by the sold out media.

Gularia tense after Maoist attack victim dies

Kantipur Report

KATHMANDU, Feb 26 – Gularia remained tense following the death of a person who was injured during an attack by the Maoists on Sunday.

According to a local Ram Lal Yadav, one Zileram Yadav of Gularia-3 was injured in a Maoist attack while attending a marriage procession.

Yadav had died Monday morning while undergoing treatment in India.

The body of the deceased was brought back to the district hospital for post mortem from Baharaich, India, where he was undergoing treatment.

Meanwhile, Arun Kumar Yadav, who was also injured in the attack, is out of danger now.

As soon as the news of the incident spread, the hospital premises were thronged by worried locals. The police have heightened security in the premises to avoid any untoward incident.

Meanwhile, Bardia was affected on the second day of the indefinite strike called by the Madhesi community demanding the release of a local Kittu Yadav. Yadav, who was accused of murdering a local Maoist Madhesi leader Nankau Godia, was taken into police custody on Thursday.

Due to the banda, shops, businesses, transportation services and factories in the headquarters Guleria are completely shut.

According to the police, vehicular movement on the east-west Mahendra Highway and the Nepalgunj-Guleria road has been completely halted.

On the other hand, Maoists allege that it is a “conspiracy” to foil the mass meeting to be held tomorrow in Nepalgunj, which is to be addressed by the Maoist chairman Prachanda.

Posted on: 2007-02-26 07:12:50 (Server Time)

( Source of above news: eKantipur.com )

A summary of the email forwarded by one of our contributors regarding another article by Ms Sandhya Jain which follows afterwards:

Although, we believe that a ‘Federal Nepal’ is another disaster…this article makes for an interesting read. I have followed the writers article since long and she writes correct things from the Macro point of view. The Macro level problems are, correctly, well defined and illustrated in all the articles by writer. From the micro point of view it is on us Nepalis itself to decide how we want the things to work.

The only thing that the writer fails to understand is that SPA is not a part of the solution but a part of the problem.

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The Pioneer (20/02/2007)

Shifting the goalposts

- Sandhya Jain 

The stoning of King Gyanendra’s cavalcade on the auspicious occasion of Shivaratri, supposedly by egalitarian Hindu devotees objecting to the custom of royal precedence, suggests growing Maoist fears that the forthcoming election to the Constituent Assembly may not give them a winning mandate. Reports from Nepal indicate that the institution of monarchy continues to exert a mesmeric influence over ordinary people in the Himalayan kingdom, and the prospect of its abolition may be eroding the Maoist grip over popular imagination.

Certainly the ground reality has changed sharply since the so-called peace accord gave Maoists almost a third of the seats in the interim Parliament. Despite such a precipitous political tilt in their favour, Comrade Prachanda has not felt confident of surrendering arms as per the accord, and wishes to join the interim Cabinet without adhering to his part of the bargain. His people are now claiming that they see no need to fulfil any precondition set by the Government, and are threatening to ‘delay’ the June election unless immediately accommodated in the interim Cabinet. Government sources are dismayed at the delay in arms surrender and legitimately fear that arms may play a role in the forthcoming election.

During a visit to New Delhi last week, Nepali Congress leader Sujata Koirala complained that the Maoists have gone “out of control” and are an obstacle to her country’s transition to a full-fledged democracy. She claimed the Maoists have resiled from all promises, have not surrendered all arms or returned lands seized previously. Indeed, she said, the Maoist cadre is still threatening the people, the police and even foreign diplomats. Even former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has charged the Maoists of breaking their promise to return seized public property; he fears this could affect the Constituent Assembly election (The Rising Nepal, February 8, 2007).

Although Ms Koirala was too polite to express dissatisfaction with the UN’s handling of the arms issue, in the light of India’s sad experience with the UN mission on the Indo-Pak border, I can only surmise that a devious international game is afoot to give an unrepresentative bunch of thugs the control of this strategically vital nation. Not surprisingly, Ms Koirala, who is known for her political candour, has asked India to perceive the Nepal situation as a “fire in the neighbourhood”, and take appropriate action before it engulfs us in turn. Given the grim situation in States battling Naxalite violence, not to mention ISI presence in both countries, the warning is apt. It remains to be seen if it has been well received; it is not clear which UPA leaders she succeeded in meeting during her stay.

Ms Koirala revealed that Nepal’s greatest problem is law and order and that Home Minister KP Sitaula is widely perceived as being ‘too friendly’ with the Maoists, and hence unable to act decisively against them. She took public opinion by surprise when she defied her father, Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala, and openly demanded Mr Sitaula’s resignation on the issue of the Terai violence. It appears that many political parties in Kathmandu are waking up to the reality of the ‘coup’ that has gifted the Maoists a major share of the interim Parliament, without any proven ability to truly represent the people. With arms surrender inadequate, and suspicions about UN collusion with the Christian leadership of the Maoists rampant (even if unstated), the constituents of the Seven-Party Alliance have found a heaven-sent escape route in the Terai flare-up.

The trouble in Terai broke out unexpectedly on January 19 this year, when the escort of Maoist leader Ram Karki shot at and killed Madhesi Janaadhikar Forum activist Ramesh Kumar Mahato in Lahan district. The situation deteriorated when the Maoists seized the dead body and forced the family of the deceased to immediately cremate the body. The resultant public anger boiled for three weeks, taking at least 38 lives and leaving several injured in police action, before a truce was called.

This brought international spotlight on the Terai’s gross under-representation and forced Prachanda to agree to a draft Bill to amend the interim Constitution. Once approved by the interim Parliament, Articles 134 and 154 of the interim Constitution will be amended to provide a federal state structure and new constituencies in the Terai, as also additional seats for proportional representation according to the percentage of population growth. It is thus envisaged that 20 constituencies will be added in Terai and four in the hill regions. An additional 20 seats will be increased for proportional representation.

According to The Kathmandu Post, this means that the 20 southern districts, which comprise 48.4 per cent of the population, will receive 49 per cent seats in the Constituent Assembly. The remaining 51 per cent seats will be divided among the 55 hilly and Himalayan districts, which constitute 51.6 per cent of the population. This appears to be an equitable distribution, and it is to be hoped that the aged and sick Prime Minister will be able to execute the delimitation exercise properly.

Political empowerment of the aggrieved and anti-Maoist Madhesis, however, is unlikely to go down well with Prachanda, who is again busy shifting the goalposts, violating the spirit and substance of the November 21, 2006, accord. Indeed, less than a month after declaring peace, Maoist goons had resorted to large-scale violence and intimation in Kathmandu on December 18, 2006, to force the Government to cancel the appointment of Ambassadors to 14 countries, including India. Now they are trying to muscle their way into the interim Cabinet without surrendering arms.

Given their unreliable nature, the original seven parties of the interim Government would do well to seize the political initiative, rather than let Prachanda dictate the national agenda. The SPA should dissociate from the plan to abolish the monarchy, and emphasise a truly federal polity. It should support retention of Hindu supremacy in the Himalayan kingdom, with safeguards against fraudulent conversions currently being pushed among border and marginal communities; already a major portion of Nepal’s Buddhist community has been converted to Christianity in the past few years. The SPA should also call upon the Nepal Army to ensure free and fair elections in June, as it is virtually certain that the UN will fail to control the murderous People’s Liberation Army.

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( Source of above article: DailyPioneer.com )

We never questioned the illegitimacy and all the terrorist and hooliganism means with which SPAM came to power. It cried foul when the security forces tried to stop their mobs from destroying everything in the Goon Movement of April.

The wheel seems to have turned 179 degrees. This time the Government of Terrorism (of Nepal) is facing dissent voices in the South.  The 8 party (SPAM) Dictatorship is Killing freely and injuring people even more freely in this chaos. No question, the world will not hear all this. The UPA Government of India is feeding the show and enjoying this sepratist movement in Nepal. Nepal’s fight continues this time and the world watches with eyes, ears and mouth shut – India doesn’t want others to and it’s puppets (SPAM of Nepal) will continue to ru(i)n and do everything possible in the Sikkimisation of Nepal.

Following news from Nepalnews.com

Two killed, dozens injured in restive Lahan

Two persons were killed and dozens of others wounded in Lahan, Siraha district, when police opened fire as angry protesters tried to ‘attack’ a police post Monday afternoon.

One Pramod Sada, a 15-year old school student of Lahan Municipality, and another Bijay Kumar Sahani of the same municipality were killed when police opened fire on the crowd, reports said. Over three dozen others were injured in the police action.

Reports quoted police officials as saying they had to open fire in self defence as the protesting crowd led by Madhesi People’s Rights Forum tried to bring down the Ilakha Police Post. Police had fired several rounds of live ammunition and teargas shells during the incident.

12-hour long curfew has been imposed from 4:00 in the afternoon in the town in the wake of ensuing violence. Lahan remained tense from early morning as the MPRF continued its protests against the killing on Friday of a student, reportedly by the bullet fired by a Maoist cadre, during a rally.

The Forum has been carrying out protests in the capital and Terai districts against the recently promulgated interim constitution, which, it says, failed to address the demands of Madhesi people. nepalnews.com mk Jan 22 07

( Source of above news: Nepalnews.com )

Nepal is in a mess. There are no 2 words for it. Here are a few pictures that we found at Nepalnews (nepalnews.com). See the destruction mode that the people (read: Maoists/SPAM) gets into if their demands are not met. It’s a vicious cycle. The Government of Terrorism that is in power itself spreads this violence mode. The end result of it is to keep the majority peaceful population silent. With this violence that the Terrorists (Maoists) and the Government spreads…the people are terrorized…people don’t protest for if they do so the terrorists are going to kill them all, loot them all. Suffering in silence…terrorized by the Government itself. Add to it the push for violence in Nepal coming from the Southern Government. The picture is much clearer. Peace is a dream in Nepal. It’s VIOLENCE and DESTRUCTION unlimited. This government came to power by terrorism means and it is keeping it’s acts together to hold on to power.

A burnt motorcycle (above) – People can be seen here as silent specator – who burns, who kills, who suffers – no one knows.

Can you the see the Full utilisation of Youthfulness by our Terrorist Government?

Here a Maoist – Government (terrorist) cadre enjoys after burning tyres and woods and disrupting the daily life. Police behind act as silent specators smiling at the show. Remember that these Maoists were underground terrorist groups not so long ago. Now with the support of Indian government they are in power in Nepal and spreading violence openly in the heart of the Nepalese capital with no one to stop them – not even the law because they are the lawmakers themselves.

A few more pictures below:

A car smashed during the violence.

Violent mob destryoing everything that comes in it’s way.

A deserted street. No business today. It’s a Mob day again.

Day in and day out. The rulers of Nepal continue their acts of horror. This is Democracy, Nepal style. Be prepared, we are going to be a Republic soon and then we will have the cream of things.

Maoists seize godown; obstruct all development projects in Khotang

Giving continuity to their act of capturing public properties, the Maoist rebels have captured six ropanis of land along with the building and godown belonging to Agriculture Inputs Company (AIC) at Phidim of Panchthar district since Friday.

According to newspaper reports, the Maoists captured the building and godown to establish a camp for their peoples’ army.

The building belonging to AIC had been leased out after the office shifted to Ilam on September 17.

The Maoists have set up tents on building premises. Newspaper reports quoted Maoist district in-charge Raman as saying that the AIC building and land was captured because it was quite appropriate for Maoist peoples’ militia to stay until the ongoing peace talks reached decisive turn.

Maoists captured public properties including the office building of Nepal Television regional transmission centre Kohalpur of Banke to establish camps to their militants. However the Maoist leadership remained tight lipped in such issues, which is clear violation of the 25-point code of conduct signed by the government and the rebels and other accords reached with the ruling seven party alliance.

In another report from Khotang, all the developmental projects in the district have come to halt following Maoist obstruction.

According to The Kathmandu Post daily, the projects stopped their activities after the rebels recently wrote them saying, “development without political settlement was meaningless”.

According to District Development Committee, its total budget of 130 million rupees for the development works has been frozen following the Maoist threat not to carry out any development work.

The construction of Diktel-Khotang bazzar and Lamidanda-Aishelkukharka road projects, funded by DFID were also halted due to the same reason. nepalnews.com pb Nov 05 06

( Source of above news: Nepalnews.com )

Nepal, the only country in the world where the innocents get bombed (innocently). All in the name of Democracy. It’s a heaven for terrorists (who are actually in the Government!). Do you see another Afganishtan or Iraq in the making? Don’t go anywhere else…the show has just started in Nepal and see it once again unfold right here, in Nepal!

Three hurt in blasts in Bara

Three people including a seven years old girl were injured in two blasts in Brahmahapuri area of Bara district Saturday evening.

The blasts occurred on the road, almost simultaneously, at around 4:45 p.m., injuring two women and a seven years old girl who were walking on the road, the state-run Radio Nepal said quoting police officials.

The area is close to Bara district headquarters, Kalaiya. A similar blast had taken place near Brahmahapuri early Saturday morning but no casualties were reported in the incident.

It is not known how the blasts occurred. The local Maoist leadership has expressed ignorance over the blasts but local residents said that hundreds of Maoist militias had been staying in the nearby villages over the last few days and they might have left behind the explosives.

The injured persons have been undergoing treatment at a hospital in Kalaiya. nepalnews.com mk Nov 04 06

( Source of above news: Nepalnews.com )

Mr Sitaula brings us some fresh news. A fact published in Nepalnews.com:

Maoists not abiding by pacts: Sitaula

Home Minister Krishna Prasad Sitaula, who is also the chief government negotiator has alleged that the Maoists are not abiding by the ceasefire code of conduct and various agreements reached between the ruling seven party alliance and the Maoists.

Talking to journalists in Birtamod of Jhapa on Thursday, Sitaula said the government is adhering by all pacts.

“Although, the Maoist leadership has been frequently expressing their commitments to abide by the agreements, there have been ample instances of violations at the local level,” Sitaula added.

He also called the rebels to seriously abide by the agreements reached between the ruling seven party alliance and the Maoists.

Sitaula further said that the upcoming summit talks would resolve all the differences between the government and the Maoists. nepalnews.com pb Sep 01 06

( Source of above news: Nepalnews.com )

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 )

When the SPAM mouthpiece Kantipur reports (see following news) against it’s bosses then we must take the matter seriously. Here in Nepal, right under the nose of UN observers two governments (both illegal) exist simulatneously to extort from the people.

We advice you just one thing: Don’t pay a dime either to SPA (in the form of State tax) or to M (in the form of extortions). Let the message be clear that, we do not recognise the authority of both of them!

Maoist atrocities unabated, double ‘road tax’ in Sarlahi

Kantipur Report

BIRATNAGAR, July 31 – Maoists on Sunday abducted a CPN-UML cadre in Morang while they have kept an elderly in their labor camp. The rebels also doubled the “road tax” that they have been illegally collecting from vehicles plying along the East-West highway in Sarlahi, since last week.

The rebels, just two days after they extended ceasefire by another three months on Friday, abducted Jageshwor Mandal, member of UML village committee, from his house at Aamgachhi-9 in Morang, on Sunday afternoon. Denouncing the abduction, CPN-UML Morang, urged the Maoists to release him promptly.

Similarly, Maoists abducted Rajendra Karki, resident of Hoklabari-2 in Morang, from Ghoghapul in Biratnagar, Sunday evening. According to his family, Karki was on his way to Bolbam pilgrimage. “The Maoists didn’t leave him even as we requested them to let him make the pilgrimage and promised to come to them after it,” said one of the villagers who was with him during the time of abduction.

Meanwhile, reports from Itahari saying, Maoists seized Ram Bahadur Tamang of Khanar-7 in Sunsari, and kept him in their “labor detention camp” for the last nine days.

Tamang is made to work in the field of a Maoist cadre Manohar Chaudhary for eight hours a day, as punishment for being involved in a “cultural crime” (illicit affair).

“I have been exploited here,” said Tamang. “I’m ready to undergo any punishment as per the laws if my crime is proved by a court.”

Meanwhile in Sarlahi, Maoists from Sunday doubled the “road tax” which they had imposed for “highway security patrol”.

The rebels had been charging 10 rupees per vehicle a week ago, as looting of vehicles along the highway was continuing the past few weeks. The Maoists also claimed to have begun such highway patrols to provide security to vehicles as security forces failed to do so.

“We have taken the decision after a week’s trial,” said vice-commander of second division of the Maoists, Pramod. “We increased the tax as we have to deploy over 50 militias for the purpose.”

The rebels have also put up a check post in Laxminiya since Sunday while they had already established one at Ranigunj Chowk.

( Source of above news: eKantipur.com )

No means to earn but double taxation (extortions by SPA and M) exists. Just a bit more of ruthlessness from Government of Terrorism of Nepal. Following news from People’s review:

Dispute forces closure of 450 industries

Kathmandu, 13 July: A dispute between rival trade unions, including one affiliated with Maoists, Thursday forced the closure of 450 industries in Bara and Parsa districts in south central Nepal.

Other industries closed down after rival unions protested the Maoist forced closure on an industry in Simara continuing hiring of labourers on contract.

People’s News/BR

( Source of above news: Peoplesreview.com.np )

How to kidnap, extort and then cry foul is a lesson to be learnt from SPA (and no ‘M’) this time. These doughnuts (refrain from calling them ‘politcians’) are so desperate to hold on to power that they would do anything to malign both the Palace and the Maoists. Okay, let’s not bring into picture the Palace because it is too sacred for these bunch of goons.

M is a extortion specialist. SPA tied up with M to hijack power. Then M kidnaps and extorts from SPA. Where does the fault lie? With the SPA. If you throw your hand in the fire it will burn you. Simple and period. At this point of time there is nothing more dangerous to Nepal than these power hungry goons who would go on to do anything to cling on to power, anything included tying up with international terrorists.

The following (news) is another drama unfolding from SPA:

Maoists abduct 3 including NC worker, govt official

Kantipur Report

KATHMANDU, July 5 – In a blatant violation of code of conduct yet again, Maoists abducted the chief of the Rajbiraj customs office, Tirtha Raj Khatiwada on Tuesday and a farmer in Dhanusha on Monday. The Nepali Congress said rebels abducted the party’s Rupandehi district committee member Astabhuja Pathak on Tuesday. The rebels also padlocked a government office in Saptari.

In Janakpur, Maoists on Monday abducted Ram Chandeshwor Yadav, local farmer of Balawakhar-7 in Dhanusha, while he was on his way to Darbhanga in India to buy medicines. In Saptari, cadres of Maoist-affiliated Terai Janatantrik Mukti Morcha, Tuesday abducted Tirtharaj Khatiwada, chief of the Rajbiraj customs office.

According to police, two cadres of the Morcha, who had come on a motorcycle, took Khatiwada away from his office to an undisclosed location that evening.

Similarly, the rebels Sunday in the same district allegedly forced Bhola Gohibar, head teacher of Tedhamor Lower Secondary School in the eastern district, to sign a contract paper. Gohibar said a group of seven Maoists manhandled him and forced him to sign the paper.

Meanwhile, seven political parties in the district accused Maoists of continuing torture, abduction, extortion and other activities. They also warned they would resort to “retaliation” if the rebels failed to stop such activities immediately. 

A report from Saptari said Maoists padlocked the office of Koshi Pump Canal Irrigation System, Rajbiraj, saying that the office violated the agreement signed between the parties and the Maoists at the local level.

According to Bimal, No 2 area secretary of the rebel outfit, the office was padlocked as the retired office staff, who were the supporters of the king, were reinstated instead of appointing others.

Posted on: 2006-07-04 21:01:08 (Server Time)

( Source of above news: eKantipur.com )

We just need one clarification from SPA (M). With the continuous Killing and abductions what gives you the mandate to rule Nepal? SPA which supports and gets support from Killer Terrorists. US and India – the great super powers (in)directly supporting Terrorism. Shout this out clearly people. Did anyone say, DOUBLE STANDARDS TOWARDS TERRORISM?

Check out some news from unreliable Kantipur, the official mouth-piece of the Goverment of SPAM.

OHCHR concerned over Maoist killings, abductions

Kantipur Report

KATHMANDU, June 27 – United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR)-Nepal Tuesday said that it was seriously concerned over the Maoists’ “continuation of killings and abduction” in the past few weeks.

In a statement issued here today, the OHCHR said, “at a meeting with the CPN-M leadership on June 23 and in a subsequent letter of June 26, OHCHR raised its concerns regarding a series of abductions and killings attributed to CPN-M cadres in the Central Region, which have resulted in the deaths of nine individuals since May 3.”

The OHCHR said it also raised the cases of two individuals who were reportedly abducted in Kathmandu and severely beaten in Kavre. “In most of the cases, the victims were accused of ‘crimes’ or ‘offences’ and were apparently under investigation.”

“OHCHR remains concerned, however, that civilians continue to be abducted and held by the CPN-M in spite of repeated expressions of concern by OHCHR,” the statement said.

OHCHR also said it has continued to emphasize in its meetings with CPN-M leaders that abductions of civilians for any reason are in violation of CPN-M’s commitment to international human rights standards. “These abductions and related investigations and punishment fail to provide even minimum guarantees of due process and fair trial. As a consequence, victims of abductions are vulnerable to other violations of their human rights, particularly their right to life and physical integrity, as in the noted cases.”

“Civilians and CPN-M cadres suspected of criminal activity should be turned over to the relevant state authorities so that they can be investigated and where appropriate, prosecuted in a timely manner in accordance with international due process and fair trial standards,” the statement quoted officer-in-charge of OHCHR, David Johnson as saying.

Posted on: 2006-06-27 07:31:03 (Server Time)

( Source of above news: eKantipur.com )

SPAM – No unity of thought or purpose – One barks, another retracts, third speaks, fourth offends, fifth meows, sixth hisses…

Yesterday Prachanda (the KILLER) attacked RNA, RNA defended, SPAM attacked RNA, today SPAM defends RNA.

Yesterday we said RNA was correct and today (SPAM) Oli (yes, the same person who has spent a few hundred thousand exchequers dollars in travelling around the world in last few days) backtracks from SPAM's statement and defends RNA. Kantipur you got more propaganda coming up?

Check out the news below from nepalnews.

DPM Oli defends NA statement; criticizes Maoists

At a time when the statement issued by the Nepalese Army (NA) on the statement of Maoist chairman Prachana getting criticism from various quarters, Deputy Prime Minister (DPM) KP Sharma Oli has defended it and said, NA issued the statement as the government and the Defense Ministry could not take any initiation in this regard.

The Kantipur daily quoted DPM as saying that the remark of Maoist chairman Prachanda about the NA was not balanced and unsystematic.

He further said that such statement of Prachana might have negative impact in the talks.

Oli is also of the view that the media should not present news as it was spoken by Maoist chairman Prachanda in an unsystematic way.

Addressing a press conference after the high level talks with the leaders of seven political parties last Friday, Maoist supremo Prachanda had alleged the NA of doing nothing in its history other than killing Nepali people.

Prachanda alleged that Nepali Army had done nothing good except “murdering people and raping Nepali women.” The top rebel leader further said since the Nepali Army could not fight with India, China or the US, it should be reduced to around 20,000 from its present strength of 90,000.

In a statement issued on Thursday, spokesman of the NA, Brigadier General Nepal Bhusan Chand, said Nepali Army was seriously concerned over what it called objectionable comments and remarks made by the rebel leader “during the recent special government programme at an important venue which was telecast live all over the country and attended by top political leaders.”

“Nepali Army has—behind it—a history of over 225 years old culture of glorious nationalism, protection of territorial integrity and selfless sacrifice for people’s security. Nepal’s history is testimony to the fact that from the past to the present, the NA has always remained committed to protect the country’s sovereignty, territorial integrity and dignity of the people under the direct command of the prevailing constitutional government,” the statement added.

DPM Oli also added that Maoists are not only involved in development activities but also involved in raping women.

DPM Oli further said that he met with Chief of Army Staff on Friday as an acting Prime Minister and defense Minister.

The paper also quoted spokesman of the Defense Ministry as saying that the ministry is studying the statement of Maoist Supremo Prachanda.

Addressing a press conference on Friday, Minister for Agriculture and Cooperatives Mahanta Thakur has alleged that the Nepali Army was trying to sabotage the peace process by issuing such statements. nepalnews.com pb June 24 06

( Source of above news: Nepalnews.com )

Just read the above heading as: SPA slaves licking Prachanda's dirty feed. 

Well, well. SPA isn't actually ruling Secular Maoists Republic of Nepal. M is ruling SPA and M is also ruling Nepal now, Openly!

We give you the latest example brought by (none other than) Kantipur (unreliable) news service.

If you read carefully, you come to the conclusion: M can say and do anything but Royal Nepal Army can't even defend itself forget about going on the offensive. SPA slaves, get prepared to be side kicked by M and this time there would be no RNA or Palace to save your mob mentality.

P.S.: We encourage you to boycott Kantipur but most importantly (if you can't stop yourself from reading spam) think with your mind while reading the Foreign and SPAM funded Kantipur. 

Check out below what Kantipur news brought:

NA trying to disrupt peace process: Minister Thakur

Kantipur Report

KATHMANDU, June 23 – Minister for Agriculture and Cooperatives and Nepali Congress (NC) central committee member Mahanta Thakur Friday accused the Nepali Army (NA) of trying to disrupt the ongoing peace process by issuing political statements.

Criticizing a statement issued by the NA on Thursday in which the army expressed "serious concern" over "misleading" comments by Maoist Chairman Prahcanda about the NA at the Prime Minister's Residence recently, Minister Thakur said, "The NA should not speak out against an individual."

Thakur made the remarks at an interaction programme in the capital on Friday.

"The NA issued the statement on its own after the Defence Ministry refused to issue it," Thakur said, adding this could send a negative message to the Maoists and "disrupt the peace process."

He also said that it was "inappropriate" for the army to issue such statement at a time when the Defence Minister was outside the country.

"The government's reaction will be made public after Prime Minister Koirala, who also holds the Defence Ministry portfolio, returns to the country" Thakur added.

PM Girija Prasad Koirala is currently in Bangkok for medical treatment.

Minister Thakur also said that the "monarchy, which has always conjured up controversies" was no longer needed.

"The NC has already removed all references to the king and monarchy from its statute so there will be no place for king and monarchy in the Constituent Assembly elections," Thakur said.

Issuing a statement on Thursday, the NA said it was "seriously concerned over objectionable comments and allegations" made by Prachanda at the Prime Minister's official residence in Baluwatar on June 16.

"The Nepali Army is seriously concerned over objectionable comments and allegations from Maoist chairman during the recent special government program organized at an important venue, which was telecast live all over the country and attended by top political leaders," a statement issued Thursday by NA’s Brigadier General Nepal Bhushan Chand, said.

On June 16 Prachanda had said the NA is good for nothing except "murdering people and raping Nepali women". The Maoist chairman also said that the 90000-strong NA should be reduced to 10,000 or 20,000.

Posted on: 2006-06-23 06:24:41 (Server Time)

( Source of above news: eKantipur.com ) 

Hmmmm. Another death. The Killers have a killer court going on and they are going to rule me, you and all very very soon. Get ready to be Hanged!

Check some more news of M atrocities from Kantipur: 

Man commits ‘suicide’ in Maoist detention

Kantipur Report

DOLAKHA, June 23 – Shiva Khadka, 38, of Malu VDC-3 in the district, arrested by Maoists two weeks ago on charge of murdering his wife and kept in their "custody", was found dead.

According to Bishal, secretary of area number-1 committee of the Maoists, Khadka had managed to escape from custody Tuesday. According to him, next day he was found hanging in the same tree where he had allegedly hung his wife, Devi Maya, after murdering her.

The Maoists also claimed that Khadka had confessed killing his wife during interrogation. "As he was depressed in the latter days, we were constantly mixing him up with local villagers," he said.

When human rights activists, journalists and members of civil society reached the incident site to investigate into the "suspicious death", Khadka's body was already consigned to flames. Relatives of the deceased had carried out the funeral rites after the Maoists said that they collected the first information report.

When contacted, police expressed lack of knowledge about both deaths.

Posted on: 2006-06-22 21:23:20 (Server Time)

( Source of above news: eKantipur.com ) 

A generation is being blinded and wasted. And all we can do is sit down and see our country's young guns being given guns in hand instead of books. You can shout of Democracy sitting from the comforts of your home and support SPAM and it's way of dictatorial corrupt democracy…but you can't take away the blame that you and us are collectively response for the failure. You and us are collectively responsible for this lost generation. Long live the feudal democracy of SPAM, for you!

Kantipur brings more bad news:

Maoists take away 150 students

Kantipur Report

KATHMANDU, June 7 – Maoists forcibly took away 150 students from schools in Rame-chhaap to make them participate in rebel programs recently.

According to locals of Bhatauli, Pakarbas, Pinkhuri and Gagal villages, their wards were herded to the district headquarters Charikot, to attend a Maoist mass meeting scheduled for Tuesday. Earlier also, the Maoists had forcibly taken the same students for participation in their program in Kathmandu on Friday without the consent of parents.

"As soon as the students arrived from Kathmandu and began attending school, they were again taken away from the school itself," said a local.

Meanwhile, CPN-UML Dhanusha district, issuing a statement, accused the Maoists of violating the agreement with the political parties and the code of conduct.

"Extortion, torture and coercion are still rampant in the villages," said the release signed by CPN-UML district secretary, Yognarayan Yadav. In a recent case, the rebels asked Rs 25,000 from a potter Ram Ekbal Mandal of Hadbanda and beat him and his workers when he refused to pay. In Bardiya, Maoists freed seven persons from Maina-pokhari whom they had abducted three months ago on charges of working for security forces. However, Rambabu Regmi of Kalika, abducted along with the seven, is yet to be released.

Posted on: 2006-06-06 21:37:03 (Server Time)

( Source of above news: eKantipur.com )

Deaths and Destruction in Maoist Republic of Nepal. 

We are tired of counting the number of code of conducts and even more the number of points in the code of conducts. 

Well, well, just a day after 25 point code of conduct saw the day of light at LE MERIDIEN, we see the following news brought to us by Nepalnews:  

Abducted people found dead in Rautahat

The dead bodies of two people, abducted by the Maoists six days ago, have been found at Inaruwa VDC, Rautahat Saturday morning.

Bodies of Sambhu Sahani and Shyam Sundar Sahani, sons of Congress District Working Committee member Jyogindra Sahani, were found buried near a river.

The Maoists, after bombing the house of Sahani had abducted the slain brothers from Basantapatti village development committee (VDC) of the district accusing them of trying to disrupt a Maoist meeting.

Reports quoted Superintendent of Police Keshav Adhikari as saying that the badly mutilated bodies were found buried at a local river bank.

The Maoists however, have claimed the Sahani brothers of being dacoits and that the villagers themselves had beaten the brothers to death.

Locals have strongly refuted the Maoists' claim of villagers doing the killings, pointing out that it was the rebels who did the brothers in.

Meanwhile, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in Nepal has begun an investigation into the incident.

There has been no let up in the atrocities of the rebels despite ceasefire announced by them. nepalnews.com pb May 28 06

( Source of above news: Nepalnews.com ) 

Law of Land. Land of Rule. Rule of Maoists (SPAM). Maoists Republic of Nepal.

Lal Salaam!

‘Janasarkar 001’ mocks traffic rules

By Rajendra Manandhar

DOLAKHA, May 26 – A motorcycle that the Maoists had earlier seized from the District Development Committee (DDC) office is not only used openly by the rebels but has also been given a new registration.Omitting its real number (Ba-1-Ba 6583), a Maoist commander known as "Kiran", inscribed a new number — Janasarkar 001 – over the numberplate. Locals in the district headquarters, Charikot, are surprised seeing a motorcycle with this new type of number plate, which is often driven around by Kiran, well-known for his short temper and for behaving rudely with the locals. The Maoist changed the numberplate on Thursday.

Enthusiastic to ride in new vehicles, Kiran, used to drive a vehicle that was seized from the divisional road office earlier. Likewise, he drove an ambulance of a local hospital to ferry injured comrades during the Charikot clash around two years ago.

Several vehicles in Kabre VDC were destroyed due to his wrath when his party was an underground outfit. He also burnt down a vehicle of Ramechhap district health office.

When asked about use of the motorcycle that was seized from king-nominated DDC member Samsher Ghising some four months ago, he said it was used for party work.

The motorcycle was given the "first number" as it was the first vehicle to be registered with the "people's government", he said. Making a mockery of traffic rules, Kiran wears a "dhaka topi" instead of a helmet, which is mandatory. However, policemen at Satdobato check post remain mute spectators when he drives past.

Posted on: 2006-05-25 20:18:33 (Server Time)

( Source of above news: eKantipur.com )

A nation of vandalizing. A nation of shame. A nation of Maoists. A nation of corruption, terrorism and deaths. More shame to us in the following news brought by nepalnews. Wherever deaths and destruction takes place we can expect that our Maoist friends have hand in it. SPA, enjoying this?

Protestors vandalize Everest Nursing Home

A group of people vandalised the Everest Nursing Home at Baneshwor in the capital on Wednesday morning alleging that a patient died of ‘doctors’ negligence'.

he relatives of Tula Ram Gautam, who died while undergoing treatment at the Nursing Home, claimed that he died due to the negligence of the doctors and the staffers of the Nursing Home.

Late Gautam had been admitted to the Nursing Home at 4:30 a.m. this morning.

Over hundred people including his relatives vandalised the hospital. The protestors also burnt tyres on the road in front of the Nursing Home, chanted slogans and demanded action against the ‘guilty doctors’.

Traffic movement of Baneshwor and other parts has been disrupted due to the protest at the centre of the city.

The Nursing Home is referring patients to other hospitals due to the insecure environment. Police is providing security to the hospital. An eyewitness informed Nepalnews over telephone at 12:00 noon that a large number of people are still protesting outside the Nursing Home.

Three protestors were injured when police baton charged to control the mob.

A meeting is underway between the family members of Gautam and the Hospital administration at the District Administration Office to settle the dispute.

In similar incident, a mob vandalized Lumbini Zonal Hospital (LZH) and two dozen other private clinics and set ablaze an ambulance, alleging that a patient was reportedly killed due to the doctor's negligence.

According to local reports Maoists were actively engaged in the vandalism. 15 policemen and a doctor were injured in the incident.

The Kantipur daily quoted Saroj Thapa, a Maoist guerilla as saying that 20 of their men were deployed during the protest in Butwal. No family member of the deceased Sapkota was present during the protest.

The LZH remained closed following the incident. The private clinics also remained closed. nepalnews.com pb May 24 06

( Source of above news: Nepalnews.com )

Well, well, we still can't decide if M is bride or the groom. We take M as the groom because Nepal is basically a Men's society. So since the groom is mis-treating the bride (SPA) and making her obey his whims and since the bride is a modern day girl, will the marriage take place or not? Is the pre-marriage Honeymoon period coming to an end? It's not even a month since the 19 days of unpopular Mob movement ended and we are seeing the same old stories resurfacing. Uh uh SPAM lovers, what is your say? You have done a much more heavy damage to the Kingdom of Nepal, than you can anticipate, and this time there will be no RNA and His Majesty's to rescue you. Bye bye, bye bye bye bye SPAM.

Nepalnews brings to us what we already know of:

Maoist continuing atrocities; bomb house of NC cadres

Maoists detonated bombs at the house of a Nepali Congress district committee member and chairman of Basantapatti village development committee Jogendra Sahani, at Basantapatti VDC-6 in Rautahat district and abducted his two sons.

Sahani's wife Ramkali Devi, who sustained serious injuries in the incident, was taken to India for treatment.

The rebels also badly beat up all five members of the family before abducting Jogendra's sons Shyam Sundar and Shambhu. Quoting Ramkali, police said the Maoists tied the two up and took them to unknown destination.

They accused him of spying against them. After the Maoists issued frequent threats against him, he had fled the village a couple of years ago and taken refuge at district headquarters Gaur.

Maoists also looted cash and goods from the house.

The Maoists, owning up the bombing, said it was action taken against Sahani as he tried to obstruct their program.

The incident came at a time when the government and rebels are preparing Code of Conduct to be implemented during the period of ceasefire and talks.

Maoists have been continuing their atrocities even during the ceasefire declared by them. However the party leadership denies such issues, saying the party did not have the policy to do so. nepalnews.com pb May 23 06

( Source of above news: Nepalnews.com )

Yesterday we spoke about the pre-marriage honeymoon period and marriage of SPA and M. Today, we are more then sad (we seriously are not happy :p) to bring to you that differences are manifolds between bride and groom. Will the marriage take place or not? We look forward to your knowledgeable comments.

This is what Nepalnews brought to the public:

The govt. is not serious towards negotiations: Mahara

Spokesman of the CPN (Maoist) Krishna Bahadur Mahara (File Photo)

A day after arriving Kathmandu to prepare ground for 'summit level talks' between his party and Seven Party Alliance (SPA) government, spokesman of the CPN (Maoist), Krishna Bahadur Mahara, has alleged that the government is not serious towards negotiations.

"The have neither announced a full-fledged negotiation team nor responded to our code of conduct. It has created confusion," Mahara told Nepal F. M.—a private sector radio station based in Kathmandu—Monday morning.

Mahara said that the environment for talks was yet to be crated. He insisted that the government release all the Maoist detainees before the talks would resume. "A lot of political and practical things need to be done before talks could resume. The government doesn't look eager, serious or pro-active for negotiations," said Mahara. He, however, said his party was ready to sit for peace negotiations as soon as "environment for talks were created."

Responding to a query by Binod Dhungel, news editor of the Nepal F. M., Mahara said allegations of extortion, abduction and continuing recruitment in the Maoist army were unfounded. "We have been looking at such allegations very seriously. Domestic as well as foreign forces that want to spoil the environment of negotiations could be behind such allegations," said Mahara. Referring to allegations of extortion from industries based in Birgunj, he added that his party did not have a policy of raising forced donations. "Of course, we will collect voluntary donations," he added.

Mahara reiterated his party's demand that the existing constitution should be scrapped and the reinstated House of Representatives (HoR) be dissolved immediately. He said the basis of the reinstatement of the HoR was the constitution of 1990. "The country has moved far ahead. The 1990 constitution can't represent today's people's sentiments. So, the present constitution and parliament needed to be dissolved," he added.

The Maoist spokesman demanded that the government convene a grand political conference – which he said would be a supreme body and much powerful than the reinstated parliament. "Only then an environment for forming an interim government would be created," he said. He, however, said as an important partner of 'jana andolan' (people's movement), the Maoists were ready to help the government to move towards the constituent assembly.

"The crux of the matter is whether the SPA government understands us as yet another political party or a new regime and political force that had its own army," said Mahara.

Meanwhile, reports say Mahara arrived in Kathmandu Sunday to prepare for negotiations with the government and also to take part in a first public meeting being organized by his party in Kathmandu on June 2. Kantipur daily reported that Mahara arrived Kathmandu from the mid-western town of Nepalgunj aboard Buddha Air along with his two 'bodyguards.' Security officials stopped Mahara's body guards as they tried to board the aircraft along with their weapons. The team, however, agreed to leave behind their weapons after Home Minister Krishna Sitaula asked them to do so, the news report said.

Other members of the Maoist negotiation team, Dev Gurung and Dinanath Sharma, are also expected to arrive Kathmandu within the next two days, according to reports. nepalnews.com by May 22 06

( Source of above news: Nepalnews.com )

It's Public Marriage time. One of the biggest Swayamvars ever is going to take place on 2nd June, 2006. Have you been invited? If not, an invitation will be extended to you shortly by SPAM and you will be paid 500 N.C. (7 USD) for attending it. If you refuse to attend the wedding, you will be asked to pay back (28 USD) and if you can't pay that, get ready to be caned 500 times by the Maoists cadres and while they beat you, your properties will be vandalized by the democratic mobs of SPA.

P .S.: OhNepal knows that a common person in Nepal earns less then 28 USD per month.

Thanks to Peoplesreview for bringing us the information on the marriage and the honeymoon of SPA and M. Well, oops, the honeymoon period started long before the marriage. We will wait and watch the long term married life of the bride and groom.

Peoplesreview gives us the following news and we term it as "SPA weds Maoists on the 2nd of June, 2006 at an Open Air Theatre in Kathmandu".

Prachanda to surface in Kathmandu 2 June, other details

By Bhola B Rana

Kathmandu, 20 May: Maoist Chairman Prachanda will surface in Kathmandu 2 June.

Posters were posted on walls in the capital announcing he will surface at the Open Air Theatre at one in the afternoon that day.

Prachanda will appear in Kathmandu one day after the fifth anniversary of the Narayanhiti Royal palace massacre and when the seven party coalition (SPA) is working to bring Maoists into an interim government ahead of elections for a constituent assembly.

The election will not be fair, free and impartial because the SPA has already adopted a republican agenda by curbing the powers of the King and army ahead of the assembly proposed polls.

Governments in Nepal and the region are known have to manipulated polls to suit the agenda of ruling parties.

If free, fair and impartial elections are to be held for an assembly, it must be conducted by a neutral government.

Meanwhile, the NC central committee Saturday asked Maoists to stop extortions and forcible recruitment into their militia.

The committee asked the government led by the party to push talks with the Maoists to regularize a 12-point agreement.

The committee welcomed Thursday's parliamentary proclamation.

The NC committee accused Maoists of not honestly implementing the 12-point accord accusing Maoists of continuing extrotions and recruitment.

Industries on Birgunj have closed down after Maoists demanded more than Rs 100 million in extortion money.

Sher Bahadur Deuba was Saturday elected the parliamentary party leader. Challenger Bijaya Kumar Gachedar collected only13 votes to Deuba's 24.

Former prime minister Krishna Prasad Bhattarai, PL Singh and Deputy Speaker Chitralekha Yadav didn't cast their ballots.

People’s News/BR

( Source of above news: Peoplesreview.com.np )

While Girija babu Koirala and Oli are busy playing coochie-coo over the phones with Prachanda and Baburam and as they continue to work on 'under the table' deals among themselves, Nepal continues to bleed and bleed and bleed…check the bottom half of this story, which was published on Kantipur.

Koirala calls Prachanda, urges to stop extortions

Kantipur Report

KATHMANDU, May 21 – Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala on Saturday urged Maoists Supremo Prachanda to halt extortion and intimidation against businesses.

According to a source, Koirala telephoned Prachanda in the afternoon and urged him to allow industries in Birgunj, including Dabar Nepal, to run smoothly. These industries remained closed for the second day and industrialists have issued a 48-hour ultimatum to the rebel's trade union to sit for dialogue threatening an indefinite closure.

In response to Koirala's call, according to the source, Prachanda said that he would issue internal circular to the party cadres after investigating if his cadres have extorted the industrialists.

Maoists continue extortion

Meanwhile Maoists' cadres have asked for donations under different titles in Narayangadh bazaar and adjoining areas lately.

According to local businessmen, "They come with different names of their sister organizations and ask for hefty sums under different heads, like for the expansion of their organization and to feed their guerrillas," said one businessman. "They come with the donation pad of ANFTU, their student wing and other organizations and threaten to take action if we don't give them the sums asked."

According to them, the Maoists fix the sums payable after asking about their income and business type. The businessmen, who have been terrorized by the forced donation drive, lamented that they could neither pay the huge sums nor reject the demands outright due to the impending danger that involved.

In another report from Butwal, Maoists awarded a contract for the sale of forest and river products and disused commodities after inviting a tender on their own.  Responding to the tender notice of the rebel's "joint revolutionary district council" were 13 persons. Prakash Gupta was selected as his offer of 10 million 1,119 rupees was the highest.

Posted on: 2006-05-20 20:23:34 (Server Time)

( Source of above news: eKantipur.com )

Maoist ‘extortion’ shuts down Birgunj industries

BY SUJIT MAHAT

BIRGUNJ, May 20 – Dozens of industries located along the Birgunj-Pathlaiya corridor including Dabur Nepal have shut down their operations for indefinite period after they failed to cope with the recent rise in Maoists' extortion drive and intimidation.Dabur Nepal, Triveni Spinning Mills, Jagadamba Steel, Shiva Shakti Ghee Industry, Rajesh Metal and Narayani Rolling along with dozens of industries closed operations from Friday after the Maoist-affiliated All Nepal Trade Union Federation (ANTUF) intensified activities in their factory premises.

“Cadres of the federation enter the factory premises forcefully, organize mass meetings and even manhandle promoters and senior officials. Industries simply cannot continue operation in such a situation,” said Sushil Mittal, vice president of Birgunj Chambers of Commerce and Industry (BCCI).

Irked by the Maoist extortion drive and ANTUF pressure, BCCI have also issued a 48-hour ultimatum to the federation to come for talks to resolve problems.

“We will close down all the industries of the area for indefinite period if the federation did not respond to our call for talks within the ultimatum period,” Mittal stated.

According to a statistics, over 450 medium and large scale industries are based along the Birgunj-Pathlaiya corridor alone.

Senior General Manager of Dabur Nepal, S P Malhotra said that sudden closure has inflicted the industry a loss of millions of rupees. He elaborated that the leaders of the ANTUF had started to disturb industrial activities over the last few days. On Thursday, Central Secretary of the Federation, Rajen Timilsina forcefully entered Dabur factory premises and organized a mass meeting for four hours.

The federation cadres had forced the managers to shut down operations for the workers to attend in the mass meeting, in which the leaders demanded the management to make all its staff permanent jobholders. “We decided to shut down the factory till further notice, as federation leaders gathered in the factory premises organized a sit-in protest from the early morning today,” said Malhotra. Sources, meanwhile, said that the Maoists and the Federation, issuing separate letters, have asked Dabur Nepal to pay them Rs 100 million as 'tax'.

Likewise, Federation cadres on Thursday had organized mass meeting at Triveni Spinning, misbehaved with officials of its two recruitment agencies forcing them to walk for five kilometers.

Addressing the mass meeting, the leaders had said that they would take tough 'physical actions' against promoters if they did not fulfill the federation's 22-point demands.

The 22-point demand letter of the federation urges the employers to fix minimum salary at Rs 3,000, provide Rs 1,000 each as dearness allowance and rental allowance and provide medical and insurance coverage at workplace.

Annual leave of 55 days, issuance of permanent appointment letter after completion of 180 days of work and provision of pensions to workers in case of lay off are also its major demands. It has also been forcing the employers to recruit the Maoist cadres.

Industrialists, however, stated that they cannot fulfill all the demands of the ANTUF and had invited its leaders for negotiation to settle the matter. The federation cadres, however, have stated that they take actions if the employers paid no heed to their demands.

Posted on: 2006-05-19 20:18:08 (Server Time)

( Source of above news: Ekantipur.com )

Dabur Nepal closes down its factory

Amid huge ‘extortion threat’ by a trade union wing of the CPN (Maoist, Dabur Nepal Pvt. Ltd. (DNPL)—one of the largest joint venture companies in the country—has closed down its manufacturing unit at Rampur Tokani of Bara district in southern Nepal.

Dabur Nepal officials have not said anything regarding the reason behind closure of its factory but reports said Dabur Nepal officials decided to close down their factory after senior pro-Maoist trade union leaders visited the factory, threatened the DNPL managers and placed a number of demands including a “donation” worth millions of rupees.

Talking to reporters in southern town of Birgunj on Friday, president of Birgunj Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Bijay Sarawagi, said the Maoist-affiliated All Nepal Trade Union Federation had given ultimatum to local industries to fulfill their demands by Sunday. But they started threatening the industrial units since early this week, manhandled managers and spread terror.

“We can’t pay taxes both to the government and Maoists. The new government—that is in direct touch with the Maoists—must take immediate measures to resolve this problem,” he added.

Meanwhile, industry sources in Kathmandu said they have invited Maoist leadership for talks within the next 48 hours. “If they don’t stop their extortion and threats by then, all the factories in Bara and Parsa districts will be closed down indefinitely,” a leading industrialist told Nepalnews over phone.

Set up in 1992, Dabur Nepal is an FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Group) company, which caters to Nepali markets besides exporting its products to India. Dabur Food, Dabur Nepal and Dabur Balsara are owned by Dabur India Ltd. that sells its products in over 50 countries around the world.

Dabur Nepal also deals with medicinal plants and runs its own nursery and bee-keeping programme in Nepal. nepalnews.com by May 19 06

( Source of above news: Nepalnews.com )

Maoists continuing 'extortion' drive in Pokhara: Entrepreneurs

Businessmen and entrepreneurs have complained that Maoists are continuing their `extortion' drive despite the ceasefire and repeated requests from the government not to do so.

Reports quoted chairman of Regional Hotel Association, Pokhara, Laxmi Bahadur Bhattarai, as saying that the Maoists have been demanding money from entrepreneurs but they are in no condition to pay a penny. Bhattarai also said that they had apprised the Maoist leadership about the issue.

Chairman of Pokhara Chamber of Commerce and Industries, Rajendra Kumar Lalchan, said the Maoists are demanding cash and even goods from shops and other business houses in Pokhara Sub-metropolitan City area.

They have demanded a motorcycle each from all motorcycle showrooms in Pokhara and cloths from local cloth stores, he said.

Kaski district secretary of CPN (Maoist), Karan, said the party has not forced anyone to 'donate' cash or kind for the party. "We have maintained much restraint on the matter of donation collection," he said.

According to reports, Maoists have also intensified their fund collection campaign in Biratnagar. The rebels said they were collecting funds to organise a people's gathering due to be held on Saturday.

Over 200 Maoist cadres have been mobilised to visit every household in the city to collect "donations."

Maoist leadership has said that they are collecting only voluntary donations from people to feed their cadres and has ruled that they are forcing people to pay "donations." nepalnews.com pb May 19 06

( Source of above news: Nepalnews.com )

Maoists' order

Kathmandu , 16 May: Maoists have warned the government not to restore local committee or else the twelve-point agreement would be broken, writes National News weekly.

Since the government decided to restore local committee after a serious dispute with the seven-party, Shalikram Jamarkattel, president of Maoists affiliated organization Federation of Nepal Trade Union (Revolutionary) has warned the government not to restore local committee.

People’s News/Kumod

( Source of above news: Peoplesreview.com.np )

Maoists extort from Indian pilgrims

Kantipur Report

KATHMANDU, May 15 – Maoists in Simikot, the district headquarters of Humla, extorted "donations" from 35 Indian pilgrims who were returning from Manasarobar in Tibet on Sunday. According to victims they were forced to pay a total of Rs 33,000 to a group of Maoists led by vice-chief of people's army, Surbir Ari.Meanwhile, in another incident of extortion, the rebels on Sunday demanded 20 days' salary as "donation" from teachers at Bikash Higher Secondary School at Lamjung district headquarters, according to a statement from Royal Nepalese Army headquarters. Similarly, rebels last Wednesday collected food items from locals at Mangtewa area of Sankhuwasabha district and manhandled Maheshwori Secondary School's teachers at Bala VDC, the RNA statement said.

Posted on: 2006-05-14 19:52:52 (Server Time)

( Source of above news: Ekantipur.com )

Maoists murder former cadre

In clear violation of a ceasefire and their 12-point agreement with seven political parties, Maoist cadres on Friday night beat to death a former Maoist cadre, Prem Bahadur Thokar, 40, a resident of Jagatpur VDC-6, Nayabasti.

According to local villagers, around six Maoists beat up Thokar at Krishna Chowk at around 5:30 pm and threw his body in a field near Thokar’s house before fleeing.

Locals claimed that slain Thokar had no links with the rebel outfit recently although he was involved in their activities earlier.

According to reports, during their mass meeting at ward-4, Krishna Chowk few days ago, the Maoists had warned that they were taking action against those "defaming their party". At that time, Thokar, along with four others, were threatened by the Maoists that action would be taken against them.

Condemning the incident, different district-based human rights organisations urged the Maoists not to repeat such incidents.

Meanwhile, in another incident, two persons including a minor were injured when a Maoist-left socket bomb went off at Manpang-8 in Tanahun district, Saturday.

Sanjeev Kumal, 8, and 16-year-old Som Bahadur Thapa, were those injured. "As soon as he (Sanjeev) gave that object to me, it exploded with a loud bang on my hand," reports quoted Thapa as saying. According to locals, a group of Maoists had come there in the morning.

Meanwhile, in yet another incident the Maoist-obstructed postal service in the mid-western region is yet to resume even after truce.

This has badly affected people in the remote districts. The area post offices in Dailekh, Jajarkot and Surkhet districts have completely closed down, report quoted Dinanath Lamsal, chief of the Regional Postal Service Directorate at Surkhet. nepalnews.com pb May 14 06

( Source of above news: Nepalnews.com )