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September
02
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CA polls :
The government is planning
to mobilise about 140,000 security personnel for ensuring the security
of the Constituent Assembly (CA) in November 2007.
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CA polls :
Constituent Assembly elections
has to abolish the monarchy in Nepal, a standing committee member of the
CPN (UML) said.
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CA polls :
CPN (M) top leader Prachanda
said Maoists will take part in Constituent Assembly polls.
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Agreement :
The government talk team and
the Madhesi Janadhikar Forum (MJF) reached a 22-point agreement. The government
agreed to compensate the families of those killed during Tarai protests
while the MJF consented to mixed electoral system for constituent assembly
polls. |
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September
06
2007
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Bomb blasts :
At least two people have
been killed and 13 injured in four suspected bomb explosions in Kathmandu.
3 groups seeking autonomy for the southern Terai region said they
carried out the attacks.
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New revolt:
CPN (M) top leader Prachanda
directed Maoist-affiliated students to be ready for "next revolt."
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Yes or No?:
CPN (M) chairman Prachanda
said, contrary to his recent statements that his party would participate
in the CA polls, that he rules out any possibility of taking part in the
election unless the country is declared a republic.
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People's courts :
The Revolutionary People's Council (RPC) of CPN-Maoists
decided to reactivate its people's court.
The current state was not able to provide justice to the people, the party
leaders said. |
September
14
2007
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Cantonment sites :
The United Nations
Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) has voiced concern that large numbers of Maoist
soldiers today briefly left one of the cantonment sites where they had
agreed to stay as part of last year's peace accord ending the conflict.
Maoist
army personnel were observed this morning outside the main cantonment site
in Nawalparasi and its satellite sites in the western region of Nepal,
UNMIN said in a press release, adding that it had deployed three mobile
teams to monitor the situation. |
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September
17
2007
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Maoist revolt :
Maoist leder Baburam Bhattarai
has renewed the CPN (M)'s warning to declare nationwide protest movement
if the 22-point demands are not fullfilled.
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Curfew:
Local administrations of Rupandehi
and Kapilvastu districts have imposed indefinite curfew in Butwal Municipality
and Taulihawa in view of possible violence in demonstrations organised
by supporters of Mohit Khan, a former leader of anti-Maoist resistance
group, who was shot dead by an unidentified group. |
September
14
2007
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Maoist quit government :
The 4 Maoist
Ministers of the eight party interim government have resigned. The Maoists
quit the government and launch the first phase of their so called
"street revolt". The CPN (M) would boycott the Nov 22 elections, Maoist
leaders declared. Analysts believe the latest move may be aimed at putting
more pressure on the prime minister to accept the Maoists' 22 demands. |
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September
25
2007
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Unification:
Central leaders of the Communist
Party of Nepal-Maoist and Communist Party of Nepal-MLM decided to
unify both parties.
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Unification :
Central leaders of the Communist
Party of Nepal-Maoist and Communist Party of Nepal-MLM to unify both
parties.
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Bara district :
Demands from the Teraian
(Madhesi) people for an independent Madhesh state have fueled the emergence
of more than 20 armed groups responsible for the abduction and killing
of villagers, especially among the hill tribes. Impromptu strikes have
also disrupted services in and around the district, PLAN international
said.
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Attack:
WFP food lorry attacked in Dang
district. |
September
28
2007
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Republic:
Nepal's largest political party,
the Nepali Congress, has said it supports declaring the country a republic.
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Interim government:
Efforts are continuing
in Nepal to break a political impasse that would bring the former rebel
Maoists back into the interim government.
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Bandh:
A bandh called by Communist Party
of Nepal (Maoists) and Madhesi Janadhikar Forum has affected life in central
and eastern parts of Terai plains. |
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September
29
2007
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Republic:
The CPN-Maoist together with
the Left Front and the Nepal Communist Party of Nepal (United) have urged
a special session of the Parliament to move a parliamentary resolution
to abolish monarchy and to ensure an electoral system based on proportional
representation.
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Extortion Drives:
CPN (Maoist) have intensified
their collection of 'donation' in Bara district. The Limbuwan is on an
extortin drive across the Tehrathum district.
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Minister arrested:
Rajendra Mahato, former
Minister of commerce, industries and supplies and member of the Nepal Sadbhavana
Party (NSP), was arrested by the Armed Police Force after he began a protest
before the Election Commission. The Minister has declared his resignation
on the same day. The NSP is a party representing the Teraian Madhesi people. |
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