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Locals up in arms against banda

Thursday, May 6th, 2010
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Locals opposing the banda have clashed with Maoist supporters in various parts of Kathmandu on Thursday, the fifth day of the indefinite strike called by the Maoists to force the government to step down.

In Budhanilkantha, the police four rounds of teargas  to disperse the crowd after locals clashed with the  Maoist supporters. Maoist cadre have left the scene, a local said.

In Jorpati, five locals were taken to the hospital after they suffered injuries in clashes with the Maoist supporters.

Local residents have also started rallies in Pulchowk, Gongabu and Kirtipur demanding that the banda be st

Youth organisations affiliated with CPN-UML and Nepali Congress have also  led anti-Maoists rallies in various parts of the country.

On Wednesday, Hindu Youth Association led the locals in a rally and set fire to the Maoists’ camping site the city hall in Birgunj, Nagarik’s Upendra Lamichhane has reported.

In Syangja, locals of three wards in Putali Bajaar Municipality have declared them a banda-free zone.

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4 Responses to “Locals up in arms against banda”

  1. Krishna on Says:

    Hats off to people standing up to the bullies of Maobadi who have no respect for rights of people who have different views. We should not let them come to power with their primitive goonda politics. They are Nepalese talibans.

  2. Ram Karna on Says:

    Lets stand up againts these Gundas

  3. Suvchintak on Says:

    It is time to defy the maoist bandh since it has devastated the lives of the innocent and honest public who live from hand to mouth. When you are forced to do something without your will, it is called bullying. And that is what the Maoist are trying to do. They are striving to dictate their way of ruling through the barrel of the gun since they believe in might is right.

    If the maoist want to regain the authority in the government, they have to do it democratically, but not through force. They should not disrupt the lives of the people. The principle they should adopt is ” live and let live”. Not just live by themselves. For economic upliftment of the people they should follow the rule
    of “first multiply and then divide” not ‘ first divide and multiply ” which they are adopting right now. They need leaders with broader outlook and attitude. The theories are just outdated and they are just misleading the unemployed youths making promises to build castles in the air.

  4. nepali_kancha on Says:

    Maoists are digging their own grave. I am having a feeling that in the next few years, there won’t be a maoist party since they are bunch of terrorists. Sadly, one day Baburam and Prachanda will be hung in public place. It is just a matter of time.

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