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Maobadi in Power, Formally So

Maoists have, in deed, reached the parliament. No doubt about it. They are on the way up, not down (Ukalo not oralo; see adjoining pic). Once ruthless killers and now increasingly peace-loving do-gooders, Maoists constitute 25 percent (count 83) of the 330-member Interim Legislature-Parliament. Whether you like them or hate them, the maobadi are in power now. But the question for the future is: Will they claim all the power for themselves (all authoritarians do) or share it with others as well (most good democracts would do so).
• Parliament dissolved, new assembly to meet Monday, San Diego U Trib
• Parliament adopts interim constitution, Playfuls
• Chronology: Nepal's path to peace, Reuters
• Nepal adopts new charter, Swiss Info
• Maoists take seats in new parliament, Reuters

Posted by Nepal Monitor on January 15, 2007 11:31 AM |

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Congrat to terrorists! These is how we reward the rascals.

Posted by: Dev | February 16, 2007 06:46 AM

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