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ONE KILLED, VEHICLES VANDALIZED SEEKING
COMPENSATION
Kathmandu, 13 July: Bhairaja Malla of Anaikot-9
died when an Araniko Travel´s bus (Ba 2 Kha 6308) hit a motorbike (Ba 36 Pa
9792) on Panchkhal road section along the Araniko Highway on Saturday, said the
Kavre District Police Office, RSS reports from Dhilikhel..
Locals got enraged after the Araniko Travel refused to provide compensation exceeding the insurance amount to the victim´s family. The victim family members had demanded the Araniko Transport Service Committee to make necessary arrangement for the education and livelihood of dependant family members. The irate locals had resorted to vandalize dozen of vehicles of Araniko Travels after the police intervened and ´roughed up´ the relatives of deceased Malla. The Araniko Highway remained tense when police baton charged the locals, who had hit the road demanding compensation. Police had roughed up seven locals involved in vandalizing vehicles, said Superintendent of Police (SP) at District Police Office Krishnaji Adhikari. |
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UPDATE SAPKOTA STATEMENT
Kathmandu, 13
July: Spokesman of the Unified CPN (Maoist), Agni Prasad Sapkota, has
said the High Level Political Committee (HLPC) would take initiatives to
bring on board political parties that were opposing the Constituent Assembly
(CA) election process holding talks with them RSS reports..
Talking to journalists at the regular ´spokesperson-journalists meeting´ at the party headquarters, Paris Danda, Koteshwor on Saturday, he said the HLPC would hold talks with the poll opposing parties so that all political parties could participate in the CA election. He also expressed hope that the talks would yield a positive way out to the current political impasse. UCPN (Maoist) Spokesman Sapkota claimed that to protest the election process in the current political scenario would amount to pushing the nation towards regression and stressed that the election was inevitable to give political outlet to the nation. He refuted rumors the election would not be held in November 19, saying, "This government will not have any meaning if it fails to hold election in November. The Chairman of Interim Election Council will have no moral rights to stay in power any longer if he fails to carry out the task of holding the elections." The major political parties are committed to the election and it would be futile just to protest the election by a few political parties; however, the HLPC and the Council of Ministers could be reconstructed for consensus. But, it was not possible to have any changes in the 11-point political agreement and the 25-point ordinance issued by the President for removing obstacles in the constitution that stood in the way of conducting the election. In a different context, he said the UCPN (Maoist)´s extended meeting called for July 18 would have important works for the development of the organizational principle, claiming that the dispute that appeared in the party was not a big issue in fact. There are no differences of opinion in the political direction and line passed by the General Convention of the party in Hetauda, Sapkota said. He stressed on the need for a new method to run the communist party for the traditional one alone could not function anymore. He added that the method will be formulated on the basis of the principle of "people´s centrality." Leader Sapkota stressed that the government should have to bring full budget focusing the election programmes and programmes that can boost up the economic health of the nation. |
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KAMAL THAPA ASKS GOVT. TO BEAR MEDICAL EXPENSE OF
FORMER PM MARICH MAN SINGH SHRESTHA
Kathmandu, 13 July: Chairman of the Rastriya Prajatantra
Party (RPP) Nepal, Kamal
Thapa, has said the government should bear the entire medical expenses of
former Prime Minister Marich Man Shrestha, who is undergoing treatment in India, RSS
reports..
Speaking at a programme organized by RPP Nepal Salyan-Kathmandu Liaison Society, here today, leader Thapa described former Prime Minister Shrestha as patriotic leader and that the nation needed such leaders.
On a different note, People were confused whether the Constituent Assembly (CA) election would be held on November 19 or not due to authoritarian thinking of major four political forces and ineffective steps of the current government. He stressed that the government should take concrete step to make environment for the election.
Similarly, central member of the party, Dilanath Giri, claimed that the major political parties have been plotting conspiracies in fear of their defeat in the CA election scheduled to be held in November 19.
Chairman of the Society, Manoj Pradhan, urged RPP cadres to work for forging environment for election.
Speaking at a programme organized by RPP Nepal Salyan-Kathmandu Liaison Society, here today, leader Thapa described former Prime Minister Shrestha as patriotic leader and that the nation needed such leaders.
On a different note, People were confused whether the Constituent Assembly (CA) election would be held on November 19 or not due to authoritarian thinking of major four political forces and ineffective steps of the current government. He stressed that the government should take concrete step to make environment for the election.
Similarly, central member of the party, Dilanath Giri, claimed that the major political parties have been plotting conspiracies in fear of their defeat in the CA election scheduled to be held in November 19.
Chairman of the Society, Manoj Pradhan, urged RPP cadres to work for forging environment for election.
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