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Nepal Maoist Militia's Monthly Salary Could Be Halted: PM

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Nepal’s CA election defeated Prime Minister Mr. Madhav Kumar Nepal has point blank said the monthly salary which is being provided to Maoist Militias on a regular basis will now be halted if Maoist do not allow budget to be approved by the Nepal parliament.

Speaking at a program in Kathmandu, Oct 24, 2009, he said prolonged deadlock in Constituent Assembly will be counterproductive to government and Maoist as well.

"I request Maoist not to bring any proposal accusing the “sacrosanct” President", he said advising the ex-rebels to “act in responsible manner, and if done so “we are ready to include the Maoist in government”, the Nepal PM concluded.

-by s. gyawali, kathmandu.

Posted on : 2009-10-24 21:02:43

Comments (2)

Commented by Patriot - October 25, 2009 @ 5:18 AM

You should have halted to pay to those killers long time back. They kill, harras, beat, forcefully collect money, and on the top of that need pay salary ? Their palce should be in prisions. The billions ruppes to be paid to those goons can be used in the Karnali region.

Commented by Pramod - October 24, 2009 @ 1:32 PM

Makuney , What about your salary? Don't you satisfied by sucking poor nepalese people's blood. You're not a human kind Makuney because of your shameless character people are suffering in a daily basis. commmon be a human and step out from the so called 18 parties useless goverment. Shame on you Makuney.

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