Saturday, March 25, 2006

Kamal Thapa Going Jail, Kamal Thapa Chukkie Pissing




Home Minister Thapa warns of action against parties NepalNews Kamal Thapa has said the government would not hesitate to take any kind of action against the political parties if they do not withdraw their agreement with the Maoists......... Thapa said the parties have been pursuing the Maoist agenda and that the government would not remain silent if the agreement were not canceled. “What has been publicized as the second understanding is nothing but the Maoist agenda. The parliamentary parties committed a blunder,” he said....... Thapa said there was no difference between the parties and the Maoists’ activities in recent days....... He claimed that the government was poised to foil the 12-point agreement signed between the seven parties and Maoists. He said that the understanding has further intensified conflict in the country........ "Government will never reach to an agreement with the terrorist groups," he said...... Seven parties, in their renewed understanding with the rebels, said they were ready to restore peace and democracy in the country and bring the rebels into the political mainstream....... Meanwhile, reports said Thapa received an audience with the king on Friday. In the two-hour long discussion with the king, Thapa is learnt to have explained the security situation of the country.

This guy is headed into the ditch. That is not news. The news is he is going to take the king down with him. Misery loves company. These two have fundamental character flaws. They complete each other's sentences.

What I am preaching is militant non-violence.

(1) You don't wait around until they take you to jail. You go underground to coordinate the Big Day.

(2) Defy the curfew. Organize to get hundreds of thousands of people out into the streets at once. Imagine each possible scenario beforehand and have a plan B for each.

(3) Think in terms of declaring a revolutionary parliament. This will be the 1999 House, but this will not function under the purview of the 1990 constitution. It will promulgate an interim constitution that it will declare itself. That interim constitution will declare the country a republic. The interim president is declared Commander In Chief of the army. The army top brass gets purged of all the unsavory elements.

(4) Tit for tat. All those who might give and/or carry out orders to inflict physical attacks on peaceful demonstrators will be subjected to loss of liberty and property. They will be promptly brought to justice. Capital punishment is illegal in Nepal, and that is fine. But inflicting loss of liberty and property will be fine. You can not beckon the people to come out into the streets and possibly die, but not have concrete plans to punish those who might do the killing. And if you are not going to punish the killers, don't ask the people to come out into the streets.

(5) Wave after wave after wave. That is what it has to feel like after April 8. I don't see dialogue in the offing. But even if there is to be dialogue, it will only happen if we prepare thinking it will not happen.

(6) The time for movement is over. Now it is time for a revolution. This revolution needs only two words to take off: Democratic Republic.


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Maoists bomb ward chairman’s house in Dailekh Kantipur Online
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Kamal Thapa's RPP for 'Nationalist' Alliance
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Parties should assist His Majesty: Minister Thapa
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Friday, March 24, 2006

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Hridayesh Tripathy Released


General Secretary of NSP-A released

General Secretary of NSP-A released

The government on Friday released Hridayash Tripathi, general secretary of Nepal Sadbhawana Party-Anandidevi (NSP-A), following a Supreme Court (SC)’s order.

A special SC bench of justices Gauri Dhakal and Rajendra Koirala ordered the authorities to release Tripathi, saying there was no valid reason to prolong his detention.

Tripathi was in government detention from January 19, a day ahead of the proposed mass meeting of the seven-party alliance in the capital.

Talking to journalists upon being released Tripathi said, “There is no alternative to going to constituent assembly elections to resolve the present political stalemate of the country.” nepalnews.com pb Mar 24 06

NSP (A) leader Tripathi arrested; Pradip Nepal released

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This piece of news speaks to me personally. Kudos Supreme Court. I am glad Tripathy is finally out.

I am set to meet up with Sher Bahadur Deuba and Arzu Rana-Deuba in less than three hours at their hotel here in New York City. This will be the third time in less than three days. And there is another event with him this evening.

The first time I met him was at a private dinner party. Then there was the program at Columbia. Now I am set to video interview the couple.

Some of the anger at the regime I expressed during the program was partly to do with Tripathy's arrest. His arrest has felt personal.

But they are still misbehaving with Madhav Nepal big time. That is not in their best interests. Madhav Nepal has to be released, plain and simple.

No talks are possible unless all political prisoners are released immediately and unconditionally.

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Nepal SC upholds Maoists' ban, TADO Outlook (subscription)
Nepal keeps terror tag on Maoist guerrillas
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Nepal crown prince defends father in Vienna NewKerala.com
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NHRC Probes on Raid on Nepal’s Residence
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Nepal's Rights Commission to Probe Seizure of Communication ... Nepal human Rights News
Police picks up Nepal Nepaleyes
It’s state terrorism at its extreme: Nepal Kantipur Online
Nepal Maoist leader alleges ties between king, Maoists
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Nepal Maoist leader alleges ties between king, Maoists NewKerala.com
Govt firm to develop ICT in Nepal: Dr. Giri
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Form common mechanism to get benefits from IT: Dr Giri Nepalnews.com
Nepal: Human rights crucial at dangerous political crossroads
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Amnesty Int'l favours imposing curbs against Nepal authorities
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Marketting Mao in Nepal
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Renewed Crisis in Nepal
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UML General Secretary Nepal arrested, taken to Kakani APF barracks
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NEPAL: Interview with OHCHR head Ian Martin
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Media mission meets Maoist leaders, civil society members
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Six killed as Maoists try to loot money in Nepal
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Fresh clashes hit east Nepal Calcutta Telegraph
Maoist violence unacceptable, says Bloomfield
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The bad movie keeps getting worse:Bloomfiled Kantipur Online
Bloomfield Presses Govt, Maoists for Negotiated Settlement of ... NewsLine Nepal
UK Envoy Urges Govt, Maoists to Declare Truce Himalayan Times
Politician freed from Nepal jail
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Nepal king continues crackdown on opposition leaders NewKerala.com
Nepal king continues crackdown on opposition leaders DailyIndia.com
General Secretary of NSP-A released
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Shrestha released, SC ask authorities to produce Tripathi Kantipur Online
Pact reaffirmed
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Gautam concedes differences within SPA Kantipur Online
It's wrong to run the nation by ordinances: Ranabhat Nepalnews.com, Nepal
Nepal king snubs British lawmakers NewKerala.com, India
Thapa Defends Raids on Nepal Brothers NewsLine Nepal, Nepal
No Military Solution to Nepal Crisis: Leaders
Himalayan Times, Nepal
Ministers flay parties-Maoist pact Nepalnews.com
Border smuggling costs Nepal billions
Gulf Times, Qatar
Rights defenders insecure in Nepal: Report Nepalnews.com, Nepal
Communist rebels open fire in busy market in Nepal: 3 wounded
Pravda, Russia
Nepal's rhino diplomacy!
Hindustan Times, India
‘Rhino diplomacy’ raises a stink Daily News & Analysis
Nepal's 'rhino diplomacy' raises a stink in Austria DailyIndia.com
39 percent import from India to Nepal unauthorised NewKerala.com
Unauthorised trade with Nepal includes Cotton & Garment products BharatTextile.com (subscription)
Downtrodden, Indigenous People Suffer Deliberate Discrimination in ... Nepal human Rights News, Nepal
Efforts Needed to Solve Racial Discrimination on Daily Basis: UN NewsLine Nepal
Call to end all forms of racial discrimination Gorkhapatra
'Dalits, indigenous people facing systematic abuse' Nepaleyes
32 people die in fresh Maoist attack in Nepal
Hindustan Times, India
NEPAL: UN welcomes lifting of Maoist blockade
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Nepal's 'rhino diplomacy' raises a stink in Austria

March 22, 2006

By Sudeshna Sarkar, Indo-Asian News Service

Kathmandu, March 22 (IANS) An attempt by isolated Nepal to reach out to Europe by gifting a pair of rhinos to an Austrian zoo has raised a storm in that country, with the opposition there warning the government not to have any truck with visiting Crown Prince Paras.



In the latest twist to the 'rhino diplomacy', the foreign policy spokesperson of Austria's Green Party, Lunacek Ulrike, has urged the Austrian government not to have any contact with a 'regime that violates human rights'.

The storm erupted this week after Nepal's media reported that Paras, the highly unpopular heir to the throne, was to visit Austria, France and the United Arab Emirates, with his wife, Crown Princess Himani, Foreign Minister Ramesh Nath Pandey, and an entourage that would cost the cash-strapped government about Nepali Rs.60 million.

Since the budget allocated for high-level visits - about Rs.90 million - had already been spent, the obedient finance ministry diverted the money meant for government employees to foot the bill, the Kathmandu Post daily reported.

The Nepal government, increasingly cold-shouldered by the international community since King Gyanendra seized power last year and refused to step down, tried to project Paras' Austria trip as an official one made at the invitation of Chancellor Wolfgang Schusel.

However, the local media said the invite actually came from the Zoo Schonbrunn. Nepal had gifted two one-horned rhinos for the zoo's rhino park. The reports were lent credence by the fact that no Austrian government officials were present at the Vienna airport Monday to receive the Nepali entourage.

Now, alarmed by the snowballing controversy, Chancellor Schusel, who was earlier scheduled to attend the inauguration of the rhino park, has instead deputed Minister of Economics and Labour Martin Bartenstein and State Secretary of Finance Alfred Finz to attend the ceremony.

But even that decision has come under fire from the opposition.

Ulrike has warned the Austrian government that at a time when Austria holds the presidency of the European Union, it would be 'a very sensitive matter to have contact with a regime that violates human rights'.

The royal regime in Nepal would misuse such contact as an official visit and try to legitimise itself through the EU, the Green Party warned the government.

Asking the two deputed government officials not to attend the zoo ceremony, Ulrike also delivered a tacit warning.

'It looks more important to the two officials to have a photo with rhinos along with the prince, a representative of the autocratic monarchy of Nepal, in view of their upcoming parliamentary election rather than respect political rationality,' she said.

'But they might find themselves at the centre of a scandal if they meet the crown prince of Nepal during the official opening of the rhino park.'

To: bundesbuero@gruene.at, michaela.sburny@gruene.at, ulrike.lunacek@gruene.at, planet@gruene.at, presse@gruene.at, jvoggenhuber@europarl.eu.int, elichtenberger@europarl.eu.int

Thank you for expressing solidarity with the democracy movement in Nepal.

Green Party, Austria

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