logo
top nav left img
  • About Us
  • Send Us News
  • Advertise With Us
  • Contact Info
  • Feedback
top nav right img

-
Ten Indian army officials including four women scale Mt Everest
CA meeting deferred again
President Yadav urges parties to reach consensus to within CA's deadline
Australian Embassy provides protective glasses to traffic police
Handicraft export up by 40 pc
Four party meet over May 27 crisis ends without making concrete decision
Indefinite Sankhuwasabha strike withdrawn
RJP hails SC verdict on CA term extension
NC hands over resignation of its ministers to PM
UCPN (M) decides to wage struggle if CA is dissolved without promulgating constitution

eXTReMe Tracker
NC prez warns of nationwide protest against ruling UCPN (Maoist)
Thursday, 05 January 2012 12:37 Read this : 610 times
  • Share this
    • Twitter
    • Myspace
    • Mister Wong
    • Digg
    • Del.icio.us
    • Jumptags
    • StumbleUpon
    • Slashdot
    • Furl
    • Yahoo
    • Technorati
    • Newsvine
    • Blinkbits
    • Ma.Gnolia
    • Smarking
    • Googlize this
    • Blinklist
    • Facebook
    • Wikio
  • Export PDF
  • Print
  • E-mail
smaller text tool iconmedium text tool iconlarger text tool icon

Nepali Congress president Sushil Koirala Thursday warned of nationwide protest against the ruling UCPN (Maoist) if it fails to implement 7-point agreement including return of the seized property and dissolution of the Young Communist League (YCL).

Speaking at a press meet organised by Press Union Syanjga chapter, the NC president said that the works related to peace and constitution writing were overshadowed due to the failure of the Maoist party to implement the agreement reached earlier.

"Maoists shows readiness to sign the agreement but they do not implement it," Koirala addded, "Doubts have been raised due to the gap between their commitment and action."

He also alleged the Maoist party of raising voice for presidential government to push back the peace process.

"We want constitutional  President elected from the parliament and executive prime minister," he said, "Our party will not change its stand on the form of the governance." nepalnews.com

 

Related Article

  • Singh elected NC deputy PP leader
  • Govt preparing to reconstitute AISC
  • No agreement yet on ending House deadlock
  • Parties remain divided on essence of civilian supremacy
  • US envoy for early decision on PLA

Latest News Headlines

  • Ten Indian army officials including four women scale Mt Everest
  • CA meeting deferred again
  • President Yadav urges parties to reach consensus to within CA's deadline
  • Australian Embassy provides protective glasses to traffic police
  • Handicraft export up by 40 pc
  • Four party meet over May 27 crisis ends without making concrete decision
  • Indefinite Sankhuwasabha strike withdrawn
  • RJP hails SC verdict on CA term extension
  • NC hands over resignation of its ministers to PM
  • UCPN (M) decides to wage struggle if CA is dissolved without promulgating constitution
  • NEA slashes load-shedding by an hour
  • Big three agree to issue constitution within May 27; disputed issues to be settled by CA-turned-parliament
  • Inflation stands at 7 pc
  • Govt ordered to provide budget for repair of Nepali embassies abroad
  • UN Secretary-General asks Nepal’s parties to 'preserve' constitution-making process
  • Limbuwan bandh hits life in eastern region
  • Nine women killed by their hubbies in one month
  • NC formally pulls out of govt
  • SC summons PM Bhattarai, DPM Situala over another writ against CA term extension decision
  • NEPSE gains slightly on last trading day


2012 © Mercantile Communications Pvt. Ltd.