Moriarty Was Wrong On The 12 Point Agreement

Moriarty opposed the talks that lead to the 12 point agreement, and he opposed the agreement when it finally came about. It is that 12 point agreement that made the April Revolution possible. Moriarty was so off the mark, it is not even funny. The April Revolution is one for world history.

Moriarty is part of an administration in the US that has managed to create quite a mess in Iraq. $320 billion, over 2400 American lives, over 100,000 Iraqi lives, and Iraq, a country of 27 million people like Nepal, still does not have peace and democracy. The American right wing is full of people who look down upon people who are not white. It is those right wingers that waged the war in Iraq.

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The Nepali way of spreading democracy is superior to the American neocon way. Moriarty should humble himself and learn. Moriarty has read tomes on Lenin, Mao and Pol Pot, but he refuses to read the ground realities in Nepal, and he refuses to learn the lessons of the April Revolution.

Now he has come out opposing the 8 point agreement. What does he mean?

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When it comes to Nepal, Moriarty has a huge blind spot. Obviously his graduate school training did not prepare him for Nepal. He kept trying to forge an alliance between the king and the seven parties. That defied logic and gravity both at once. How can you forge an alliance between a dictator and the persecuted?

Only a seven party alliance with the Maoists could have done the trick, as it did. Moriarty will have to admit that.

Moriarty said America will not recognize an interim government that the Maoists are part of unless the Maoists "renounce violence." That phrase makes even less sense than his previous attempt at the king-seven party alliance.

Does Moriarty understand the term ceasefire? What about constituent assembly? What about a democratic republic? The superpower ambassador seems to have lost his sense of direction.

If you form an interim government with the Maoists, many good things will happen.

1. The seven parties can hope to have joint command over the Maoist army.
   
2. An eight party parliament could be formed. The Maoist leaders would learn the basics of parliamentary democracy.
   
3. There would be eight party governments at the center and at the local levels. Maoist governments at the local levels would be dissolved. How is that not a wonderful proposition?
   
4. The "extortions" would stop. The country will have only one government instead of a seven party government in Kathmandu and Maoist governments in the villages. How is that not good?
   

Moriarty was wrong on the 12 point agreement by 180 degrees. He is not doing any better on the 8 point agreement. It seems to be in the nature of the politicians of a poor, small country to pay unnecessary, extra attention to the casual utterances of a superpower ambassador. And so Moriarty has to be partly blamed for the delay in the formation of the interim government in Nepal. Moriarty is helping delay peace and democracy. That is not something he can be proud of. He is blind to the shifting ground realities in Nepal. He is not open to the possibility that something new might happen in Nepal for the first time, before it happens in Ameica or India, let alone Russia, China and Cambodia.

The seven party leaders and MPs need to stop dragging their feet. If the Maoists are not to be trusted, they should say so to the people. But being neither here nor there is not going to fly.

For Moriarty to give the kid treatment to the Nepali leaders and people is offensive. There is this constant suggestion on his part that the Nepali people do not realize the huge danger the Maoists are. If it were not for Moriarty, the Nepali people will walk straight into the mouth of the tiger. That patronizing attitude has to stop.

Instead people like Moriarty should help with the financial aspects of arms management, army integration, perhaps downsizing if they can. If not then they should just get out of the way of the peace process.

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The Resolution Passed by Consensus

The Citizens' Movement for Democracy and Peace (CMDP) has been zealously supporting every agreement and understanding reached between the seven-party alliance (SPA) and the NCP (Maoists) in the interest of the country's progress, sustainable peace and democratic aspirations of the people. In particular, the citizens' movement has welcomed the 12-point understanding and the 8-point agreement between them and is, accordingly, engaged actively in the mission to take the current political developments forward to the elections for the Constituent Assembly as per the mandate given by the sovereign people. CMDP is committed to fulfil its responsibilities to allow the Nepali people to have the democratic republic they wish for through the constituent assembly.

We saw how the supporters of status quo within and outside the political parties rose against the 8-point agreement in defiance of the popular will and the dignity of the party leaderships. We see other examples of the vested interests that have never cared for citizens' rights and for peace and justice for all people becoming active. The people of Nepal participated and made sacrifices for democracy in the Janaandolan in a manner that dazzled the world and made us all proud. Now the interests favouring the status quo and regression are conspiring against the forward-looking engagements and achievements by abusing even the floors of the House of Representatives, which, after all, has been reinstated for a specific purpose and period. The principal objective of the opposition to the 8-point agreement is to obstruct the peace process initiated by the representatives of the SPA and the Maoists as per the mandate of the Janaadolan. If left alone, these forces will make every attempt to create an environment that would discourage and dislocate the prospects for the all-important elections to the constituent assembly.

The House of Representatives and the SPA leadership must understand that in the name of the Janaandolan they do not have the mandate to give perpetuity to the House and allow it to function in a manner that reflects all the weaknesses, interests and characters carried over from the past. The sovereign people will not tolerate any such attempt against their just aspirations for peace and their basic rights. The people want to see the successful conclusion of the ongoing talks between the SPA and the Maoists as soon as possible. They want to see the early constitution of the interim government and the peaceful settlement of the issue of the management of the arms and the personnel of the armies of both sides. And they want to see an early election to the constituent assembly. The ultimate quest is the dawn of a new era of peace and development in which every democratic section of the society is productively involved.

We are concerned that the NCP (Maoists), too, have not fulfilled their obligations in the 12-point understanding and the Ceasefire Code of Conduct. The acts of omissions and commissions on their part can only provide the ground for regressive forces within and outside the House of Representatives that wish to engage in reactionary missions. It is imperative for both the Maoists and the Government to abide by the commitments they have made to the people in these understandings so that the talks can proceed and conclude with the expected results. The CMDP wishes to ensure that both the Government and the Maoists respect their commitments to the people. It wants to defeat the forces of regression and status quo that dare to raise their heads against the mandate of Janaandolan. With these objectives, we are going to the people and to the streets and assemblies with the following specific demands.

• Execute the 8-point Agreement
• Drive the Peace Process to its Purposeful Conclusion
• Announce the Date for the Election to the Constituent Assembly
• Dissolve the House of Representatives
• Respect the Ceasefire Code of Conduct in Letter and Spirit
• Punish the High-Level Army Officers Responsible for Human Rights Abuses during the Peaceful Janandolan
• Viva la Republique

CMDP will continue to press for the attainment of these demands and to keep these issues in the public forefront. In this vein, CMDP announces a citizens' sit-in on Wednesday at 4 pm at Puspa Vatika, Ratnapark. CMDP has also decided to collaborate with the civil society leaders and ordinary citizens at various districts to organise similar programmes with a focus on the above demands. As efforts from conservative and regressive forces increase to sabotage the attempts to institutionalize the victory and spirit of the Janandolan , CMDP appeals for the support and participation of all leaders, political activists and citizens who believe in the democratic rights and sovereignty of the Nepali people.

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The big parties of the seven party alliance have not exactly been ahead of the curve. They resisted the idea of a constituent assembly for as long as they could. The 1990 constitution was among the very best in the world, they claimed.

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The king used the Maoist ghost to impose his dictatorship upon the country. Now the Congress MPs are using the same to not have to do homework.

Some logic has to come into the equation.

(1) The Maoists are an ultra left violent group. You start here.
(1a) You seek to militarily annihilate them. But first you have to know you can.
(1b) Or you can seek a political solution even if there might be a military option, which in Nepal never was the case.

(2) You seek a political solution.
(2a) You join hands to end the king's dictatorship.
(2b) You seek their commitment to a roadmap you can trust. If they are for a constituent assembly, and for a democratic republic, that is good news.

(3) Once the ideological homework has been done, you work to take care of the logistics of arms management.
(3a) Do a headcount. There are 100,000 soldiers in the Nepal Army, and 36,000 in the Maoists' Army.
(3b) First you bring the Nepal Army firmly under civilian control. Fire a few generals to prove the point. You should have the confidence that you can command this army to go to war with the Maoists if necessary. Only you don't think along those lines. War is not an option.
(3c) The armies can be put in separate barracks, and put under the command of an interim government that includes the eight parties. They can be retained as such and work could proceed for the constituent assembly elections. When you do this, the state feeds both armies, and the Maoists formally stop extortions. There are no more two states.
(3d) The two armies can be integrated, downsized. The two armies can be dissolved.

(4) Then you realize the Maoists have local governments in close to 80% of the country.
(4a) And so you seek an interim arrangement.
(4b) How about having an eight party parliament? An eight party interim cabinet? And eight party governments also in all the villages, towns, and districts? Why the eight parties? Because these eight parties authored the April Revolution.

But instead some Congress MPs are busy spewing conspiracy theories of the Maoists importing arms from China. I would not be surprised if it is the thug generals in the Nepal Army who are behind these conspiracy theories. They need the Maoists to look ugly, and irrational and inhuman to continue acting like they are an autonomous organ of the state.

The seven party alliance took a bunch of political decisions. But then when it came time to propose Chitralekha Yadav for Speaker, suddenly they wanted a vote. Now the MPs think the 1990 constitution does not allow for House dissolution.

Is House dissolution and the formation of a new House worth the price to dismantling all the local governments of the Maoists? Is it worth bringing extortions to a stop? Is it worth it to expedite the peace process? Is it worth it to bring the Maoists more into the mainstream?

People keep talking of Lenin and 1917. This is 2006. Nepal is its own country. Lenin never talked of a democratic republic as a goal. The Nepali Maoists do. That is all they talk of. The Nepali Maoists some time in 2005 shifted from "Power flows through the barrel of a gun" to "Power flows through the ballot box." That is a huge shift. You have to recognize that.

Democrats in the seven party alliance who drag their feet on issues of state restructuring and social justice give credence to the "Power flows through the barrel of a gun" dictum. When 13,000 people die, they listen. But before those deaths, they do not listen. What is the message that they are sending?

The seven party alliance needs to get more proactive than it has been.

Girija Koirala's prime ministership is symbolic of the seven party inaction. We seem to have gotten ourselves a constitutional monarch prime minister. You don't make someone Prime Minister to honor them. Being Prime Minister is like being CEO. The person should be putting in at least 10 hours of strenuous hard work each work day. But Girija's health does not allow for that. So why is he still Prime Minister? The office perhaps is shortening his life. Those who wish him a long life should engineer his retirement.

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HoR should not be dissolved immediately: Leaders NepalNews the house is not an obstacle for election of the constituent assembly...... the country could not achieve the goal of holding the election of the constituent assembly if the house is dissolved immediately ...... General Secretary of Nepal Sadbhawana Party (Anandidevi), Chief Whip of the Nepali Congress Anand Dhungana and Sanak Man Maharjan of Nepal Workers and Peasants’ Party also said that the House should not be dissolved unless it becomes an obstacle to constituent assembly elections....... establishing republic set up in the country, which he said is the mandate of the popular movement of the country.....
Economic Survey presents gloomy picture of the economy Only 18 kms of roads was built during the entire fiscal year. Not a single new hospital was added to the existing 87 hospitals throughout the country. ..... foreign investment commitment during the nine months of 2005/06 increased to Rs 1.54 million and 81 joint venture industries were issued with operating licenses...... The government’s expenditure was met 68.4 percent from revenue mobilisation, 14 percent from foreign grants, 9 percent from foreign debt and 8.7 percent from domestic debt. Foreign debt went up by 21.5 percent and domestic debt by 59.4 percent resulting in a marginal surplus in cash balance. ...... The outstanding foreign debt to GDP stood at 41.2 percent in 2004-05. The total foreign debt stands at 219.64 billion.
Maoists refute reports of importing arms The Maoists have refuted allegations that they are importing arms from China during the period of ceasefire. ..... the allegation was an attempt to spoil the ongoing peace talks between the government and the Maoists. ..... the Maoists had not imported arms from China even during the "people's war"
Need for a Permanent Ceasefire The essence of a mainstream democratic political party is competing in the marketplace of political ideas ...... Less than 10 years after the monarchy was abolished in the French Revolution, the new republic saw the crowning of a strong general (Napoleon Bonaparte) as the Emperor of France through a coup d'etat....... Prachanda in his famous Kantipur interview went so far as to state that if the peace talks fail, the Maoists would lead an "October uprising" that would be peaceful in nature....... the 3-month ceasefire they announced expires later this month in July...... they will find that the Nepali people are receptive to the idea of a simultaneous downsizing of the Nepal Army for the sake of peace....... Like the broken ceasefires in the past, they are continuing military recruitment and intensifying rebel training despite the ceasefire and the ceasefire code of conduct. Some Maoists argue that they are more than a rebel group, that they are a parallel government. The Maoists' "parallel government" more closely resembles a totalitarian state than a democratic republic we could aspire to......... a return to the jungle is a political suicide for them......

Nepal PM leaves hospital, health worries linger Reuters treatment for pneumonia but his health remains a concern ...... was admitted to Gangalal Heart Center last week after complaining of chest problems..... He underwent prostate surgery in Bangkok in June..... "His poor health has definitely hampered the work of the government," said Rajendra Dahal, editor of the widely read Nepali magazine, Himal. "But it has also earned him sympathy from the public and other political parties which is very important at this point of time." ..... The bespectacled leader looked fresh but frail as he walked from the hospital to his car amid tight security.
Concern mounts over Nepal PM's health ABC Asia Pacific hospitalised with pneumonia for nine days..... nine days of prostate laser treatment in Bangkok ..... Some Nepalese leaders, among them former leadership-rival Nara Hari Acharya, have raised concerns Mr Koirala's bad health is hampering efforts to put Nepal back on track after prolonged political and civil unrest...... "There've been no cabinet meetings since the premier fell ill. Government activities have not run smoothly ....... Maoist rebel leader Dina Nath Sharma says searching for an alternative leader is premature.
Stormy homecoming awaits Nepal PM DailyIndia.com diagnosed with a pneumatic patch on his lung and prostrate problems ...... He will come home to rifts appearing everywhere -- in the coalition government as well as between the government and the Maoists, and also in Koirala's own Nepali Congress party...... a leadership tussle between Sherchan and the second deputy prime minister, K.P. Oli ...... Sherchan and his group advocate the dissolution of parliament and formation of an interim government with the participation of the Maoists. Oli's party wants the guerrillas to surrender arms before they can join the government...... With the Maoists no longer a banned party, the UML fears an erosion in its support base with youngsters veering towards the rebels, who have proved stronger than the party in opposing King Gyanendra's absolute rule....... The MPs' stand has angered the Maoists, who are calling it a conspiracy to force them to take up arms.......
Nepal's new government wants to question king over political ... Monsters and Critics.com, UK Nepal's humiliated king could face questioning by the commission investigating excesses committed by the former royal government during the April pro-democracy movement ....... Commissioner Harihar Birahi, former head of Nepal's Press Council, said King Gyanendra's own role was not beyond the scope of the investigations. ...... The commission has already questioned over three dozen people ..... The uprising ultimately succeeded in stripping the king of executive powers
Nepal risks new civil war AsiaNews.it, Italy the two parties were “shamelessly violating” the June accord: “If the scheduled talks fail, the guerrilla war will resume in the cities”. ..... the “increasing lack of mutual trust between the SPA and the Maoists”. ...... The eight-point-accord signed on 16 August by Premier Girja Prasad Koirala and by the leader of the ex-Maoist rebels, Prachanda, may never be applied and respected ...... “If talks fail, the Maoists would begin an urban-centered war, which would largely affect people living in cities and would be more violent than ever.” ....... “justice for all the oppressed, marginalized people and for diverse ethnic and religious groups” was a necessary condition for “lasting” peace. .....

PM Koirala regains full fitness Kantipur “The PM’s health condition has returned to normal,” Dr. Madhu Ghimire, the PM’s private physician said. ..... Meanwhile, the meeting scheduled between the PM and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Subash Nemwang, could not take place today.
King within boundary of investigation: Rayamajhi Commission "Even Saddam Hussein got an opportunity to explain and justify himself, so the king should be allowed to have his say over the allegations on him," Birahi added. When asked whether there will be any action against the Army Chief, Birahi said that no one was above the law and all culprits of the pro-democracy movement would be dealt with.

अक्टोबर क्रान्ति ? "१० वर्ष जनयुद्ध हाँकेको पार्टीले अब शान्तिपूर्ण तवरमा आफ्नो लक्ष्य हासिल गर्न सक्छ भन्ने नयाँ मान्यता विश्वमा स्थापित गराउन कार्यकर्ता पङ्क्तिमा त्यसबारे प्रशिक्षण गर्ने अभियान हो, मिसन ।" ....... यस मिसनको प्रकृति माओवादीले 'जनयुद्ध' थाल्नुअघि सञ्चालन गरेको केन्द्रीय प्रशिक्षणसँग मिल्दोजुल्दो छ । त्यतिखेर पनि प्रचण्ड आफैँ पूर्वदेखि पश्चिमसम्म भूमिगत तवरमा विद्रोहको आधारशिला निर्माण गर्न खटिएका थिए भने तत्कालीन जनमोर्चा नेपालका अध्यक्ष डा बाबुराम भट्टराई र अन्य केही नेताहरू बाह्य मोर्चातिर । ......... "शान्ति चाहने कुरामा हामीमाथि शङ्का गर्छन्, तिनको भ्रम हटाउन सेनाको कन्ट्रोल कसरी गर्ने, त्यसको व्यवस्थापन कसरी गर्ने भन्ने विषयमा दलका शीर्षस्थ नेताहरूसँग छलफल भइरहेको छ" ..... एमालेका नेताहरूसँग प्रचण्ड-बाबुरामले चार चरणको छलफल चलाइसकेका छन् । ........ एकै ठाउँमा धेरै दिन बस् दा असुरक्षा हुने भएकाले अर्को साता प्रचण्ड-बाबुराम उपत्यकाबाहिर जाने सम्भावना छ । प्रधानमन्त्री कोइरालाको स्वास्थ्यस्थिति ठीक हुनासाथ दोस्रो चरणको शिखरवार्ताले अन्तरमि विधान पारति गरी माओवादी अन्तरमि सरकारमा जाने वा नजाने भन्ने विषयमा र संविधानसभाको चुनावी प्रक्रियाबारे निधो गर्नेछ । ......... "तपाइर्ंहरूले पनि २००७, ०१९, ०२८, ०२९ र ०३३ सालमा हतियार उठाउनुभएको थियो, त्यतिखेरका हतियार कसलाई बुझाउनुभयो त ? अहिले हतियार व्यवस्थापनको कुरा ल्याएर आठबुँदे सहमति बिथोल्नु हुँदैन" ....... सरकार भने अहिले नै संयुक्त सेना बनाइहाल्ने मुडमा देखिँदैन । सरकारले संयुक्त राष्ट्रसङ्घलाई आह्वान गरेर जतिसक्दो चाँडो माओवादीहरूको हतियार व्यवस्थापन गर्ने रणनीति बनाएको देखिन्छ । माओवादीहरूले अहिले राष्ट्रसङ्घलाई हतियार सुपरीवेक्षण मात्रै गर्न दिने र व्यवस्थापन गर्दा मुलुकभित्रको आन्तरकि सहमतिका आधारमा गर्नुपर्ने तर्क अघि सारेका छन् । ....... असारको पहिलो सातातिर माओवादीका विभिन्न भ्रातृ सङ्गठनहरूको एकसाथ केन्द्रीय समितिको बैठक बस्यो, जसमा प्रायःले भदौ मसान्तसम्म केन्द्रीय सम्मेलन गरसिक्ने तय गरेका छन् । ०५९ ताका भएको दोस्रो वार्ताका समयमा ठीक यसै गरी विभिन्न जनवर्गीय सङ्गठनका सम्मेलनहरू एकैचोटि भएका थिए । ........ "१० वर्षको जनयुद्धको जगमा १९ दिनको ऐतिहासिक जनआन्दोलन भयो, त्यसलाई हामीले फेब्रुअरी क्रान्ति भनेका छौँ, जसबाट निरङ्कुशतन्त्रको अन्त्य भएको छ । अब आउने अक्टोबर क्रान्तिले राजतन्त्र फ्याँक्नेछ । हामी चाहन्छौँ, त्यो शान्तिपूर्ण तवरबाट आओस् । नभए सशस्त्र विद्रोह पनि हुनेछ ।" ........ "त्यसबेला २० औँ दिनसम्म आन्दोलन जारी भइदिएको भए राजतन्त्रको अन्त्य भइसक्थ्यो तर त्यतिखेर सत्ता माओवादीको पोल्टामा जाने खतराले अमेरकिाले राजालाई 'न्युट्रलाइज पावर' का रूपमा राख्ने 'कार्ड' प्रयोग गर्‍यो, जसमा दलहरू फसे ।" ........... यसबेलासम्म बोल्सेविक पार्टीसँग ५० हजारको हाराहारीमा पूर्ण कार्यकर्ता रहेकोमा त्यसपछि शहरमा लेनिनलगायत अन्य वरष्िठ नेताहरूको सभा, समारोह, गोष्ठी एवम् अन्य शान्तिपूर्ण गतिविधिले गुणात्मक रूपमा कार्यकर्ताको सङ्ख्या बढ्न थाल्यो । त्यतिखेर लेनिनले सम्पूर्ण सत्ता सोभियतलाई देऊ भन्ने नारा दिएका थिए, जुन अहिले नेपालका माओवादीले उठाएको 'सम्पूर्ण सत्ता बृहत् राष्ट्रिय राजनीतिक सम्मेलनलाई हस्तान्तरण गर' भन्ने नारासँग ठ्याक्कै मिल्छ । ........ २५ वर्षपछि प्र्रचण्ड सार्वजनिक भएर जिल्लास्तरका पत्रिकादेखि विभिन्न एफएमसम्म्ा अन्तर्वार्ता दिँदै हिँड्नु ......... २५ अक्टोबरका दिन शान्तिपूर्ण तवरमै जनवादी सत्ता आयो । यहाँनेर माओवादीहरूले आगामी आन्दोलनको कार्यदिशा शहरकेन्दि्रत तथा शान्तिपूर्ण रूपमा हुने भनेर चलाखी गरेका छन् । ...... त्यहीअनुसार संविधान बनेमा माओवादीहरू बृहत् लोकतान्त्रिक गणतन्त्रवादीको मोर्चा बनाउनेतिर लाग्नेछन् । त्यतिखेर दुइटा मात्र धार हुनेछन्, सेरेमोनियल र गणतन्त्रवादी । ....... यतिखेर माओवादीहरू शहरमा सङ्गठन बनाउनतिर लागेका छन् । विभिन्न सभा-समारोह गरेर पार्टीको नीति तथा कार्यक्रममार्फत जनतालाई सचेत पार्दै जाने र यसअघि गर्न नसकेको मध्यमवर्गीय समाजका विभिन्न तह र तप्कामा प्रतिनिधिमूलक मानिसहरूको मन जित्ने अभियानमा लागेका छन् माओवादीहरू । ........ जेठको अन्तिम साता प्रचण्ड कास्कीमा पुग्दा अमेरकिी राजदूत मोरयिार्टी पनि त्यहीँ पुग्ोर दलका कार्यकर्ताहरूसँग कुरा गर्नुका पछाडि अमेरकिाको नाङ्गो हस्तक्षेप रहेको प्रचण्डको कथन छ । ....... माओवादीहरू अझै पनि सजिलै गणतन्त्र आउने कुरामा ढुक्क छैनन् । ..... उनीहरूबाट फेर ि'कू' नहोस् भनेर माओवादीहरूले गोप्य रूपमा सेनाका केही जर्नेलहरूसँग छलफल गररिहेको बुझिएको छ । ........ अन्तरमि संविधान निर्माण गर्ने, सोहीअनुरूप अन्तरमि सरकार गठन गर्ने, संविधानसभाको निर्वाचनको मिति घोषणा गर्ने, सहमतिद्वारा अर्को व्यवस्था गरी प्रतिनिधिसभा भङ्ग गर्ने र नेकपा माओवादीद्वारा गठित जनसरकारहरू विघटन गर्ने' ......... दलहरूभित्रै पनि विवाद र अविश्वास गहिरँिदै गएको छ । असन्तुष्टि बढ्दोे छ । ..... प्रतिनिधिसभाको सांसद हुँदाको सेवा-सुविधाकै कारण पनि कतिपय सांसदहरूले यसलाई विवादको विषय बनाइरहेको स्रोत बताउँछ । ....... प्रधानमन्त्री कोइरालाको स्वास्थ्यमा देखिएको समस् याका कारण पनि अन्योल देखापरेको नेताहरू बताउँछन् । ...... एमाले महासचिव माधवकुमार नेपालले एक सार्वजनिक कार्यक्रममा प्रधानमन्त्रीको स्वास्थ्यका कारण सरकार गतिहीन भएको बताइसकेका छन् । ........ १५ दिनभित्र विधानको मस्यौदा बनाउने जिम्मेवारी पाएको समितिले गठन भएको १९ दिनपछि मात्रै औपचारकि रूपमा आफ्नो कार्य प्रारम्भ गर्‍यो, त्यो पनि समितिको पूर्णताबेगर नै । ....... सरकार र माओवादी दुवैको सहमतिमा सो समितिले प्रतिनिधिसभाको विकल्प निर्धारण गर्ने बताइएको छ । ... संविधानसभामा जाने अवधि, निर्वाचन प्रक्रिया, त्यसका सिद्धान्तहरूको निक्र्योल पनि यही समितिले सहमतिको आधारमा गर्नेछ । ....... संसद्का निर्णयहरूले आफूलाई अप्ठ्यारोमा पार्न खोजेको र 'वाइपास' गर्न लागेको शङ्का माओवादीको छ । ..... सायद कार्यकर्ता पङ् क्तिमा आफ्नो हिस्साको विषयमा प्रश्न उठेको र अहिले भइरहेको सुधारका कुराहरूमा आफूहरूले पनि जस लिनका लागि पनि माओवादीहरूले एकोहोरो रूपमा संसद् विघटनलाई जोड दिइरहेका हुन सक्छन् । .......... "यस्तै दृष्टिकोणविहीन स् िथति रहिरह्यो भने अक्टोबर क्रान्तिका नाममा अर्को अराजकता निम्तिन सक्छ ।" ...... गठबन्धन सरकारका नेताहरूले माओवादी पक्षमाथि आचारसंहिताविपरीत चन्दा आतङ्क फैलाएको, अपहरण जारी राखेको र जनअदालतलाई सक्रिय तुल्याएको आरोप लगाउँदै आएका छन् । ...... माओवादीहरूले लोकतान्त्रिक गणतन्त्रको कार्यसूचीलाई जति बलियोसँग अगाडि धकेलेका छन्, सात राजनीतिक दलको गठबन्धनले यसको समानान्तर कुनै रणनीतिक कार्यसूची प्रस्तुत गर्न सकेका छैनन् । गठबन्धनमा रहेर पनि सात राजनीतिक दलले भावी राजनीतिक घटनाक्रमहरूलाई सम्बोधन गरेर संयुक्त कार्यसूची बनाउन सकेका छैनन् । उनीहरू सत्ता साझेदारीका कारणले मात्र एकसाथ बसेका देखिन्छन् । ....... संसद् घोषणापछि सरकारी पक्षमा शिथिलता देखिएको छ । संसद् घोषणा र त्यससँग बाझिने नेपालको संविधान २०४७ का धाराहरू निलम्बित गर्ने संसद्को निर्णयलाई नै सात राजनीतिक दलको गठबन्धनको मूल सूत्र मान्ने हो भने उनीहरूको अग्रगमनको गति सीमित भइसकेको छ । ....... गठबन्धन सरकारका नेता र नेपाली काङ्ग्रेसका सभापतिका रूपमा पनि कोइरालाको राजनीतिक आधिकारकिताको न त सात दलभित्र कुनै विकल्प देखिएको छ, न बाहिर । ..... माओवादी सङ्गठनको विस्तारले वामपन्थी दलहरू, खास गरेर एमालेलाई व्यग्र तुल्याएको छ । ...... शान्तिको व्यवस्थापनभन्दा पहिले पार्टीहरू आ-आफ्नो भूमिका र भविष्य सुरक्षित गर्न चाहन्छन् । माओवादीहरू प्रत्यक्षतः मूलधारमा आएपछि निर्माण हुनसक्ने समीकरणले सबै दलहरूलाई उत्तिकै चिन्तित बनाएको छ । ....... काङ्ग्रेसले अग्रगामी नीति अख्तियार गर्न सकेन र सेरेमोनियल वा अन्य कुनै किसिमको राजतन्त्रसँग जोडिन गयो भने यसका आधारहरू सुरक्षित रहन नसक्ने स्पष्ट भइसकेको छ । दुवै काङ्ग्रेसका कार्यकर्ताहरूमा पार्टी नेतृत्वप्रति वितृष्णा बढ्दो छ । ...... सात राजनीतिक दलको गठबन्धनले माओवादीलाई आठौँ दलका रूपमा स् वीकार गरेका छैनन् । ....... अहिले नै राजनीतिक दलहरू प्रक्रिया अघि बढाउनमा भन्दा विवाद र खिचलो बढाउनमा आफ्नो शक्ति खर्च गररिहेका छन् भने भोलिको प्रतिस्पर्धा कति कटु हुन सक्दछ, अनुमान गर्नु कठिन छैन । ...... संसद्वादी राजनीतिक दलहरूले जनताका बीचमा आफ्नो आकर्षण गुमाएका छन् ........ नयाँ राजनीतिक शक्तिका रूपमा माओवादीप्रतिको आकर्षण बढ्दो छ । माओवादीका नेताहरूले आफूलाई पृथक् ढङ्गले प्रस्तुत गर्ने गरेकाले गैरवामपन्थीहरूका बीच पनि उनीहरूको लोकपि्रयता बढ्न थालेको छ । ....... संसद्वादी राजनीतिक दलहरूले भविष्यका लागि मौलिक कार्यसूची प्रस्तुत गर्न नसकेको अवस् थामा माओवादीहरू आफ्नो कार्यसूचीको पक्षमा जनमत सिर्जना गर्न थालिसकेका छन् । संसद्वादी दलहरूले प्रतिस्पर्धाका लागि आफूलाई तयार पार्न सकेनन् भने भोलिका दिनमा उनीहरूले ठूलो घाटा बेहोर्नुपर्ने स्पष्ट देखिन थालेको छ । .... ज्यान हत्केलामा राखेर परविर्तनका पक्षमा उत्रिने जनतालाई कसैले रोक्न सक्दैन ।
डा बाबुराम भट्टराईसँगको विशेष संवाद नेपाल कम्युनिस्ट पार्टी माओवादीका नेता र कार्यकर्ताहरु खुला राजनीतिमा सक्रिय भएपछि संसद् वादी दलहरु र माओवादीहरुबीचको सम्बन्ध असन्तुलित हुन थालेको छ । ..... सरकार र माओवादीबीच भएको पछिल्लो सहमतिमा प्रतिक्रिया व्यक्त गर्दै अमेरिकी राजदूत जेम्स एफ मोरियार्टीले माओवादीहरु अक्टोबर क्रान्तिको तयार ीमा लागेको आरोप लगाउन ....... आठबुँदे सहमतिको लक्ष्य पुरानो सत्ता र हामीले १० वर्षमा निर्माण गरेको नयाँ सत्ताको विघटन गरेर अन्तरमि सत्ताको निर्माण गर्नु हो । ..... यिनै प्रवृत्तिहरू थिए, जसले १२ बुँदे समझदारीको विरोध गरेका थिए । अहिले तिनै पुराना शक्तिहरू आठबुँदे सहमतिको विरुद्धमा छन् । ...... संसद् त अन्तरमिकालका निम्ति संविधानसभामा जानका लागि केही दिन र केही साताका लागि मात्र भनेर उहाँहरूले माग गर्नुभएको हो । खासगरी गिरजिाप्रसाद कोइरालाले त्यो माग राख्नुभएको हो । अरू छ पार्टीलाई त संसद्को आवश्यकता नै थिएन । सूर्यबहादुर थापा प्रवृत्तिले त संसद् पुनःस्  थापनाको पहिलेदेखि नै विरोध गररिहेका थिए । जसले हिजो संसद् पुनःस्थापनाको माग नै गरेनन्, तिनीहरू संसद् चाहिन्छ भनेर उप|mनुको पछाडि कुन विचार र कुन स्वार्थले काम गरेको छ ? त्यो भनेको प्रतिगामी शक्ति हो, यथास्थितिवादी शक्ति हो । यो शक्ति अग्रगमनलाई रोक्न चाहन्छ । ....... अक्टोबर क्रान्तिको तयारी हामीले होइन, मोरयिार्टी र विभिन्न पार्टीभित्रका मोरयिार्टीहरूले गर्दैछन् । १९ दिनको जनआन्दोलनले निरङ्  कुशताको अन्त्य गर्‍यो, राजतन्त्रको अन्त्य त गरेन ! यहाँ त राजतन्त्रको अन्त्य गरेर लोकतान्त्रिक गणतन्त्रलाई संस्थागत गर्नु छ । ...... मोरयिार्टीले नै नेपाललाई अक्टोबर क्रान्तितिर धकेल्दै लगिरहेका छन् । ....... त्यसपछि संसद् र हाम्रो जनसत्ताको विघटन गर्ने र वैकल्पिक व्यवस्था गर्ने कुरामा छलफल हुनुपर्ने थियो । तर, प्रक्रिया नै सुरु गर्न चाहिरहेका छैनन् । ...... संविधानसभाको निर्वाचनको प्रक्रियाबारे छलफल गर्न पनि कोही चाहिरहेका छैनन् । ....... संसद्बाट झिनामसिना सुधारहरू गर्ने जुन प्रयत्न भइरहेका छन्, त्यसबाट संविधानसभाको निर्वाचनलाई औचित्यहीन बनाउन खोजिएको भान हामीलाई भइरहेको छ । ...... कसैले कसैलाई विस्थापन गर्नेभन्दा पनि नयाँ शक्ति अगाडि आउने हो । इतिहासको आवश्यकता जसले पूर्ति गर्छ, त्यही अगाडि आउँछ । ...... आठबुँदे सहमतिअनुसार अन्तरमि संविधान निर्माण गर्ने, संसद्को विकल्प निर्माण गर्ने र अन्तरमि सरकार निर्माण गरेर अगाडि जाने जुन कार्यभार हो, त्यसमा तदारुकताका साथ अगाडि जानुपर्दथ्यो, सरकारबाट ढिलाइ भइरहेको छ । ....... अन्तरमि विधानमा नै गणतन्त्रको घोषणा गराँै भन्ने हाम्रो प्रस्ताव हो । त्यो शक्ति र त्यो हैसियत वर्तमान राजनीतिक शक्ति र सरकारले राख्छ भन्ने हाम्रो मान्यता हो । किनभने, जनआन्दोलनको म्यान्डेट पनि त्यही हो । ......... राजतन्त्र राख्ने कि नराख्ने भन्ने कुरा पहिल्यै टुङ्गो लाग्दा नै संविधान बनाउन सजिलो हुन्छ । राजतन्त्रको टुङ्गो जनआन्दोलनले लगाइसकेको छ । ........ शाही सेनालाई लोकतान्त्रीकरण गर्ने र पुनःसंरचना गर्ने कुरामा सहमति बन्न सक्छ । ....... नेपाली जनताको आकाङ्क्षाको प्रतिनिधित्व हामीले गररिहेका छौँ । राज्य र समाजको पुनःसंरचना ऐतिहासिक आवश्यकता बनेको छ । त्यो आवश्यकता पूरा हुनुपर्छ । ......... समस्या हल भएन भने चुप लागेर बसिँदैन । राज्य र समाजको पुनःसंरचनाको जुन आधारभूत एजेन्डा हो, त्यो पूरा नभएसम्म सङ्घर्ष जारी रहन्छ । हामीले सकेनाँै भने अरूले जारी राख्छ । .......... हामी एमाले हुँदैनाँै । एमाले जतिबेला सत्तामा गयो, ऊ पुरानै सत्तामा गयो । त्यहाँ राज्य र समाजको पुनःसंरचनाको कुरै थिएन । राजतन्त्रको अन्त्य गर्ने कुरा पनि थिएन, अरू संरचनागत परविर्तनको कुरा पनि थिएन । तर, अहिले हामी राजतन्त्रको अन्त्य गर्दैछौँ । राज्य, समाज र अर्थतन्त्रको पुनःसंरचना गर्दैछाँै । .......... आठबुँदे सहमतिले नै भनेको छ कि हतियार व्यवस्थापन, अन्तरमि संविधान, अन्तरमि प्रतिनिधि संस्थाको निर्माण सबै सँगसँगै हुन्छन् । यी सबै कुराहरू हल गरेर मात्रै सबै कुरा अगाडि बढ्छन् भन्ने हाम्रो सहमति हो । हतियार व्यवस्थापन बाधक हुन्छ भन्ने हामीलाई लाग्दैन । शाही सेनाको हतियार लोकतन्त्रविरोधी हो । त्यसको ठीकसँग व्यवस्थापन भयो भने जनमुक्ति सेनाको हतियार व्यवस्थापन समस्या हुँदै हँुदैन । ........ संविधानसभाको निर्वाचन नभएसम्म शाही सेना ब्यारेकमा बस्छ, हाम्रो जनमुक्ति सेना जसको सातवटा डिभिजन छ, सात क्ष्ाेत्रमा बस्छन् । क्षेत्र तोकिन्छ । त्यसको मूल व्यवस्  थापन हामी आफँै गर्छौं । त्यसलाई सहयोग गर्नका निम्ति, अनुगमन गर्नका लागि राष्ट्रसङ् घलगायतका संस्थाहरूबाट सहयोग लिन्छाँै भन्ने हाम्रो समझदारी हो ।
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