Three Emerging Poles
One month of work before the constituent assembly elections will be equal to five years of work after it. We not only have to work hard, but also we have to work smart.
We have to articulate our grievances to the fullest in the largest possible numbers. We have to help the masses articulate their grievances. That is step one. Step two is to work to create a political program. Then you build the vertical and horizontal organizations. The vertical is when you move from the national level to the local levels. Horizontal is when the Janajati groups come together and reach out to the Dalit and Madhesi groups to build coalitions.
We could build a grand, non political coalition hoping to pressure the political parties, or we could launch a new political parties altogether, or we could take over one of the parties that would be most willing to make way for a grand DaMaJaMa coalition in its party structure. I have the Sadbhavana in mind. But for that its two factions would have to come together, and the central committee would have to be 20% Dalit, 30% Janajati, and 30% Madhesi, and the party has to be open to the possibiliyt the party president might end up a Janajati.
But I am open to all options. I just am not content with being a pressure group. So I am for the second or third option. We have to go hard core political. Our success will be measured in how many DaMaJaMa MPs we end up with.
I think our one point agenda for now should be to have 50% of the seats for the constituent assembly to be reserved for the DaMaJaMa, all to be directly elected by the people.
Interim Parliament: 101 Members Total
40 Seats For Maoists, 25 For Others
Three Layers Or Four Layers
I was talking to Pradeep Nepal the other day. He said we should look into dividing the country into about 25 regions. So there would be the center, the region, and then you go to the village/town level. No districts. That can be looked into. As long as much power is given to the regions, this can be a viable model. I am open to the possibility.
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Maoists step up extortion
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Failure to reach consensus delays planned govt-Maoist talks
India frees five Nepali Maoists
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बाल अखिल गठन गरिने
एकीकरण कार्यदल बनाउन आग्रह
सामुदायिक विद्युतीकरणबाट गाउँ झलमल्ल
डोम समुदायका बालबालिका
सात दल माओवादी वार्ता निणर्ायक हुने ः नेपाल
महिलाको अभियान घरघरमा शौचालय
संगठित अपराध संक्रमणकालको चुनौती
सरकार र माओवादीको डर
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