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Unwanted help?

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010
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Young Communist League, the youth wing of the Maoist Party, has announced that it will help the government arrest criminals, as part of its wider campaign to create a peaceful environment for the writing of a ‘pro-people constitution’. The Himalayan Times reports:

The YCL today announced an exposure campaign against murder, kidnapping, prostitution, women and drug trafficking, gender violence, anomalies in society, caste-based discrimination, inflation and black market, artificial shortages of commodities and help the administration book culprits involved in murders, corruption and other criminal activities.

It will also launch a campaign against unemployment, victims of foreign employment and problems created due to “unscientific policy” of the government on health and educational issues.

The report did not specify how ‘scientific’ YCL’s investigative methods would be.

In other news, six children were hurt in a bomb blast in Sunsari. The Himalayan Post writes:

At least six children were injured when a bomb exploded in front a health post at Ramgunj, in Belgadiya, Sunsari district on Tuesday. Tarai Janatantrik Mukti Morch has claimed responsibility for the attack.

On Monday another armed outfit, Janatantrik Tarai Madhesh Mukti, detonated a bomb at the house of a VDC official in Nawalparari. Police said the bomb might have been planted because the official was unable to give a donation to the group as demanded.

A new twist in Jamim Shah’s case: Nepal Police has said a suspect in the killing of the media entrepreneur may have been an Indian security official. Republica reports:

Nepal Police are investigating the possible involvement of an Indian policeman in two high-profile murders in Nepal including the Jamim killing.

A Nepal Police official told myrepublica.com that they have asked Uttar Pradesh Police whether one Waqar Saiyyad is a constable in their ranks.

Police reached the conclusion that Saiyyad was involved in the murder of media entrepreneur Jamim Shah in Kathmandu on February 7 and of Indian national Shaukat Beg, who was said to have a criminal background in India and had settled in Kapilvastu with a Nepali wife. Beg was killed in Butwal on January 1.

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3 Responses to “Unwanted help?”

  1. Kunfan on Says:

    Stop humouring us YCL, I am rolling on the floor here. A gang on half-wits and illiterate hoodlums coming up with some ’scientific’ initiatives huh? Oh lord help me some days.

  2. Norbu Ghaley on Says:

    Stop all these nonsense of campaign initiatives brought forward by thugs of Maoist YCL, first they need to change up with their behavior with wrong ideology and motives! This is now 21st century, they can fool some innocent illiterate people in remote areas of Nepal but they can’t fool the masses of Nepal now. If YCL truly want to cleanse the society of Nepal, they should first apologize for all their wrong doings i.e. destroying many schools, killing many teachers, destroying many bridges and power stations, murdering and kidnapping many thousands of innocents, they need to feel the guilt of all these wrong doings and make nationwide apologies. After that they need to root out all the comrades who miss used the party power and became millionaire within a night, in such there are many YCL members too! In reality the empty words of YCL’s campaign is initiated in bringing these thugs and murderers again to create more sufferings in Nepal! thus they want create a politics of TERROR!

  3. houndsofwar on Says:

    No matter what the consequences are we must remain optimistic but leaving hope behind. It is only we the ordinary people who must strive to survive until we see hope reaching us. We all need to have the same vision against these politicians who have lied to the public again and again purely for their own benefit allowing a dangerous element reaching the very gate of our country. Note only the will of the people can guarantee that Nepal remains’ Nepal.

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