[AIMSA "Unity in Diversity"] Full Text of Parchanda Speech before his Resignation

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[AIMSA "Unity in Diversity"] PM resignation

Prime Minister Dahal resigns slamming Prez's move Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal on Monday announced resignation from his post in the wake of new political developments after President Ram Baran Yadav vetoed the government's decision to sack army chief Rookmangud Katawal. Dahal made this announcement in his address to the nation at Singh Durbar this afternoon which came less than 24 hours after two coalition partners CPN (UML) and Sadbhawana Party pulled out of the government protesting the government decision. "I am ready to make any kind of sacrifices needed to protect the republican set up which is still in its infant stage, and for the sake of the country," he said in the address, adding that it is not appropriate to remain in the government when there clearly exist two ruling powers (executive and President) in the country. Describing President Yadav's yesterday's move to override the government's decision to sack the Army chief as "unconstitutional", Dahal said it has dealt serious blow to democracy, peace process and the newly established republican order and asked him to rectify his decision. Saying that a constitutional President has no right to block the decisions of an elected government, Dahal also accused him of acting under the provocation of parties. Clearly referring to key coalition partner CPN-UML and Sadbhavana Party which pulled out of the government following the government's move, he said his government was unable to do the kind of work expected from it because of the tendency of some leaders of the political parties to go with the government's decision at first but immediately back away from it after coming under the pressure of the foreign power centers. He said the same thing happened in the Army chief episode. He didn't say who were the foreign powers that have been influencing the decision of the parties, but claimed that "various power centers exercise their influence in Nepal." "However, we won't tolerate interference in Nepal's internal affairs," he said. Saying that his party was committed to democracy, human rights and press freedom, Dahal also stressed that political parties need to move ahead in consensus and cooperation among each others in the coming days. nepalnews.com May 04 09           With Regards, Lokendra President of AIMSA-- Bangalore chapter. Contact:+91-998641794 E-mail Id: lokendra.aimsa@gmail.com

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[AIMSA "Unity in Diversity"] Press Release of AIMSA (Another Thunderbolt to Infant Republic Nepal)

Another Thunderbolt to Infant Republic Nepal

As we all are aware the newest republic of world is going through a series of ups and downs. It is quite under stable to have some hiccups during the period of transition, all the nations in world have gone through such pathetic phase, and Nepal is no exception. But surprisingly the jolts one after another are coming from the party which claims to be the stabilizing force in Nepal. If some hurdles are produced by other groups and parties, we can easily understand the reason but same things being done by the party leading the interim government raises everybody's eyebrows. We are now forced to rethink whether Maoists are committed to peace process in Nepal?

The recent sacking of chief of staff Katwal is one of those hurdles laid on the way of peace process by none other than revolutionary prime minister of Nepal Mr. Prachand. It is a decision which can shake the very foundation of the country which has marginally been successful in bringing down the possibility of a prolonged civil war. I do not see any vision in this decision, it is again one of those stupid decisions Nepalese politicians are very fond of taking every now and then but this can be as lethal as suicidal. By saying that I do not want to get into a meager politics of blaming each other rather I want to emphasize on the need of vision and thoughts before any crucial decision which can have a long time effect on the nation. Though I am very critical of Maoists and Mr. Prachand, I do not endorse the conducts of COAS Katwal in this transitional phase. In a democracy, the army cannot deny the supremacy of civilian Government; they have to come under the Government which was not the case in recent time in Nepal.

In fact in Nepal, the army has never been people centric. Either they have served the feudal kings or anarchic Ranas. Nepalese people have never been assured of their security by Nepalese army. It is necessary to bring them under civilian supremacy but this is not the right time to bring a vital configurational change in the country and neither does have this government the people' mandate to do so. The very basic work which has been given to this constituent assembly and the interim government seems to be the last thing on their mind. I am seriously alarmed and concerned whether ever a new constitution in Nepal will be adopted? By seeing the trend currently, none of the political parties and their leader can win the confidence people of Nepal, they all are again indulged in their old meager war for power. Even After gulping nation's assets for years still they are hungry enough to bite every bit of the already crumbling Nepal. The controversy which has been triggered by a no wise man's decision of removing the army chief is in fact done in frustration and haste which gives a clear picture of Maoists' totalitarian mentality which cannot be accepted by anybody, this is 21^st century and Mr. prachand and his rampaging cadres have to have a very clear thing in mind that a Russia and a China cannot be repeated at this point of time. People would not be a mute spectator for all their hooliganism and anarchism, if they understand a language of violence and killing, then people would be forced to answer them in their own language. I can see this happening very soon if Maoists do not check their wild activities.

Let's god save Nepal and Nepalese!

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