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Oli for amending peace accord
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Ruling Communist Party of Nepal-Unified Marxist Leninist (CPN-UML) will soon submit a proposal (among the main political parties) for amendment of the Comprehensive Peace Accord (CPA), according to a senior CPN-UML leader.

 K.P Oli
 K.P Oli (File photo)

The Peace Agreement has only worked to deceive the people of the country and it needs to be amended soon, according to senior UML leader K.P Oli. He didn't elaborate.

The CPA signed between the Girija Prasad Koirala led interim government and erstwhile CPN (Maoist) brought the former rebels into the mainstream of national politics and jumpstarted the peace process.

Oli, who is known for his sometimes outrageous remarks on the current state of national politics, told journalists at a press meet in Jhapa that the amendment of the peace agreement is necessary so as to allow the Nepal Army to start recruitment drive to fill up vacant positions and purchase weapons and ammunitions for training.

Describing the Maoist combatants as "guerillas", the UML leader said that Nepal Army is a "national army" and that they can't be viewed on the same level as the "Maoist guerillas".

He also accused the Maoists of being the major impediment for the formation of a "national consensus government". nepalnews.com
 

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