Peace process not child's game: Maoist leader Paudel
Source: himalayan times
KATHMANDU: UCPN-Maoist’s politburo member Devendra Paudel, aka Sunil has claimed on Saturday that the party’s decision to hand over the keys of arms containers to Special Committee will not be revoked citing that political agreement reached on peace process is not a child’s game.
Speaking at an interaction program organised by Reporters Club in Katmandu, Paudel, said, “The government will not back off on the decision to hand over the keys to SC.”
Terming such decision over such national issues not a “child’s game,” Paudel traced the protest program led by Maoist vice-chairman Mohan Baidhya against his own party’s decision—baseless ,immoral and a mere outburst of anger devoid of any goals and objectives.
Paudel also advised Baidhya to rethink over the protest program. Baidhya faction has unveiled fresh sets of protest program to launch awareness campaign across the country. Dr. Bhattarai along with other Maoist leaders has already urged Baidhya to withdraw the protest programs.
At the same program, Paudel also blamed Baidya factions for generating doubts and suspicion among general masses against Maoist’s commitment to the ongoing peace and statute drafting processes.
Meanwhile, he made it clear that the incumbent government will work ahead for the logical completion of peace process and statute drafting process even if the Baidya faction is not ready to provide its moral and ideological support to the government.
KATHMANDU: UCPN-Maoist’s politburo member Devendra Paudel, aka Sunil has claimed on Saturday that the party’s decision to hand over the keys of arms containers to Special Committee will not be revoked citing that political agreement reached on peace process is not a child’s game.
Speaking at an interaction program organised by Reporters Club in Katmandu, Paudel, said, “The government will not back off on the decision to hand over the keys to SC.”
Terming such decision over such national issues not a “child’s game,” Paudel traced the protest program led by Maoist vice-chairman Mohan Baidhya against his own party’s decision—baseless ,immoral and a mere outburst of anger devoid of any goals and objectives.
Paudel also advised Baidhya to rethink over the protest program. Baidhya faction has unveiled fresh sets of protest program to launch awareness campaign across the country. Dr. Bhattarai along with other Maoist leaders has already urged Baidhya to withdraw the protest programs.
At the same program, Paudel also blamed Baidya factions for generating doubts and suspicion among general masses against Maoist’s commitment to the ongoing peace and statute drafting processes.
Meanwhile, he made it clear that the incumbent government will work ahead for the logical completion of peace process and statute drafting process even if the Baidya faction is not ready to provide its moral and ideological support to the government.
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