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September
23
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Donations:
Maoists had asked all the school teachers in Chitwan district
to provide ten percent of their Dashain allowance to the rebels compulsorily.
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Abductions:
Maoists have abducted over 2000 people including students
and teachers in Achham in district. the abducted people have to attend
Maoist educations programmes.
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Maoist ceasefire: The US ambassador to Nepal, Moriarty, said, "US welcomes
any measures taken to reduce violence in Nepal." Nepali people should not
expect too much from the truce.
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Reduction:
The incidences of insurgency-related violence have drastically
reduced since the announcement of the unilateral ceasefire by the Maoist
leader.
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Polls:
Nepal's Election Commission said it had begun preparing for
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September
24
2005
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Foreign Aid:
Aid agencies are to resume one of Nepal's most successful
poverty-alleviation projects, which was suspended in May in protest against
assaults on female staff by Maoist rebels. The aid agencies have assured
that the Maoists have apologised and guaranteed the total security of their
staff. Observers say the apology by the Maoists is part of a bridge-building
exercise by the rebel group.
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No political force:
The US government would not see Maoist insurgents
of Nepal as a legitimate political force unless they give up violence,
a senior US official said. |
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September
26
2005 |
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Clashes:
Army sources reported that security forces clashed with Maoist
rebels in Palpa und Tehrathum districts.
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No truce:
Experts say that the recent clashes are a clear indication
that the government does not want peace and that it does not believe in
the ceasefire. |
September
28
2005
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Maoist asylum:
The Indian Chief Minister of West Bengal claimed that
Maoist came after any incident in eastern Nepal to Darjeeling (India).
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Hunger strike:
Maoist leader, S.A. Magar who is in army detention demanded
that he would start a fast unto death, if his demand for transfer to prison
from the army barracks is not fulfilled.
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Killing:
Maoist rebels have shot dead an unarmed security man in Dailekh
district, army sources said. |
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Abductions:
Maoist rebels abducted over 200 civilians from villages
of Salyan district in a bid to force them to participate in their education
campaigns. |
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