| Nepalgunj, Sep 9/ CPN-Maoist chairman Prachanda on Saturday directed party cadres to be ready for another revolution. He was addressing a workshop of the Tharuwan Rajya Samiti (TRS) in Bhurigaun of Bardiya. Some 500 key TRS leaders and cadres including district presidents, secretaries, committee members and office-bearers of TRS' sister organisations are attending the workshop that will continue tomorrow also. Prachanda said revolution was necessary as the government had still not laid the foundation for the constituent assembly election. "The CA can' be set up under pressure. Therefore, be ready for another revolution," he said. Speaking to the media at the Nepalgunj airport before returning to Kathmandu, Prachanda iterated that the possibility of the CA poll taking place was getting remote. "The government has not laid the foundation for the CA polls. Therefore, I have directed my party to be ready for another revolution," he said. He said that atmosphere was not conducive for holding the CA polls, adding that holding the election in such a scenario would be fatal for the nation. Ruling out the necessity of deploying the army during the polls, Prachanda said that if security arrangements were tightened that would suffice. He insisted that the Maoist People's Liberation Army also should be deployed during the polls if the Nepal Army is. Prachanda said the CPN-Maoist was firm in its stand that the nation should be declared a republic before the CA polls. Referring to the recent blasts in Kathmandu, he said that it proved that the atmosphere was not right for the polls. He lauded the Nepali Congress party's decision to go for a federal democratic republic, adding that it would certainly help in creating a proper situation for the polls. Meanwhile, a Maoist party source said Prachanda, CPN-UML general secretary Madhav Kumar Nepal and Ekta Kendra general secretary Prakash also discussed the ideal model of a republic during their recently held talks. |
Monday, September 10, 2007
Be Ready for Fresh Revolt: Prachanda
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