Maoist leadership assures foreign ambassadors of party's commitment to peace process
Tuesday, 03 November 2009 17:28
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Amidst the fresh round of political unrest brought about by their nationwide agitation, the top leadership of Unified CPN (Maoist) met ambassadors and top diplomatic officials of India, Britain, United States of America including other countries in the capital on Tuesday to reassure them that the Maoist stir will be peaceful and will not slip into violence.

In the meeting that took place at a five star hotel, Maoist chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal, chief of Maoist party's foreign cell Krishna Bahadur Mahara including other leaders were present.

Talking to media-persons after the meeting, Mahara said that the meeting basically dwelt on the Maoists' nationwide agitation and the effect it will have on peace process.

He claimed that the foreign diplomats were convinced about the Maoists' commitment to the ongoing peace process after the meeting.

The ambassadors of Britain, France, Denmark and Finland including top diplomats of United States of America and India were present at the meeting. nepalnews.com


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LAPEN  - Duping again!???   |202.79.40.xxx |2009-11-09 15:55:08
You call this peace dear Miaaao's !!! Or is this only a Meeyaooww like a kitty
cat purring in front of the international communities!! Its very hard to trust
any Mao's, Meaowws, or Mauuoos or Maws or whatever - they all purr like cats and
attack at the slightest chance they get !!!!
Chyangba  - Its a Disgrace to meet Prahanda   |113.199.166.xxx |2009-11-03 23:15:13
Do our excellencies still believe Prachanda - who drives a stolen car and is the
biggest liar? He should be within bars for atrocities that he and his maoist
party have committed. He is a disgrace.
Pant,Dibakar,In the US  - Rule of law and norms of democrcay is a must   |75.168.190.xxx |2009-11-03 16:06:15
Widely prevailing and political party promoted and encouraged state of impunity
must be stopped at any cost.
Capturing public services,offices,
murdering many
innocents,imposing torturious order and reign of terror could not be termed as
peaceful movement and democratic activities.Its not really possible to befooled
all for long run,that's why wake up instantly and change the modes op matching
to democracy.Jay Nepal !
roadmap2democracy  - Ambadors- you should know by now   |202.79.40.xxx |2009-11-03 12:30:08
You foolish diplomats, especially European ones who protected and promoted
facist natured Maoists during the so called people's war, must have known by now
that their mashia 'Prachanda' is not for democracy and rule of law but
determined to establish authoritarian one party regime in this country.
moist leadership   |113.199.159.xxx |2009-11-03 11:03:35
maoist leadership to foreign ambadors: we ure you our full commitment to peace
process, we would never even look to live in delhi and jungle ........... the
proof is instead of using guns, we are using stones, swords ........ just
recently we terrorize our enemy using stone and swords in chitwon. ...........


its the govt. who want to use army.

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