Da The Indian Express del 15/03/2006
Originale su http://www.indianexpress.com/story/437.html
Nepal Maoists throw out two rebels
di Yubaraj Ghimire
Kathmandu, march 14 - Maoist chief Prachanda on Tuesday expelled two central committee members of the party—Rabindra Shrestha and Mani Thapa, 24 hours after the two charged that the party being used as a ‘private fief’ of the top leadership. A statement signed by Prachanda said the public statement by the two on the eve of the countrywide blockade ‘against feudal machinery was a clear proof that they acted like the followers of King Gyanendra, ‘proponent of the absolute regime’.
In the process, the two central committee members also dissociated themselves from the party as well as the ‘path of revolution’ it has charted.
Prachanda dismissed all the allegations labelled against him and his colleague Baburam Bhattarai. “The party central leadership dismisses it,” the statement said, adding that the two went against the party’s directive that if they had any grievances they should bring it within the party structure.
In the process, the two central committee members also dissociated themselves from the party as well as the ‘path of revolution’ it has charted.
Prachanda dismissed all the allegations labelled against him and his colleague Baburam Bhattarai. “The party central leadership dismisses it,” the statement said, adding that the two went against the party’s directive that if they had any grievances they should bring it within the party structure.
Sullo stesso argomento
Articoli in archivio
di Randeep Ramesh su The Guardian del 20/04/2006
PM sending Karan to King, message clear: restore democracy
Nepal Let political parties take charge and sort out the Maoist problem, say India, US envoys
Nepal Let political parties take charge and sort out the Maoist problem, say India, US envoys
su The Times of India del 20/03/2006
News in archivio
Le donne continuano a subire violenze e discriminazioni
Nepal: tutti gli ospedali sono pieni di feriti
I ricoverati hanno bisogno di trasfusioni di sangue, di medicine e di altri servizi
Nepal: tutti gli ospedali sono pieni di feriti
I ricoverati hanno bisogno di trasfusioni di sangue, di medicine e di altri servizi
su Agenzia Fides del 21/04/2006