09-26-2007, 01:21 AM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Nepal Cong for resolution to abolish monarchy </b>
Pioneer.com
Binaj Gurubacharya | KathmanduÂ
Leaders of Nepal's largest political party Nepali Congress will likely adopt a resolution this week favouring the abolition of the country's centuries-old monarchy, a key demand of former rebels, officials said on Tuesday.
The Maoists waged a decade-long armed rebellion to try to turn Nepal into a republic before joining the Government this year. Last week they withdrew from the ruling coalition over the monarchy issue.
The Maoists have also threatened to disrupt an election, scheduled for November, if the monarchy is not abolished immediately.
The Nepali Congress and other parties in the ruling coalition want to wait for a special Assembly to be elected in November before deciding the country's political future.
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All because of Sonia, Moron Singh and COmmies in India.
Pioneer.com
Binaj Gurubacharya | KathmanduÂ
Leaders of Nepal's largest political party Nepali Congress will likely adopt a resolution this week favouring the abolition of the country's centuries-old monarchy, a key demand of former rebels, officials said on Tuesday.
The Maoists waged a decade-long armed rebellion to try to turn Nepal into a republic before joining the Government this year. Last week they withdrew from the ruling coalition over the monarchy issue.
The Maoists have also threatened to disrupt an election, scheduled for November, if the monarchy is not abolished immediately.
The Nepali Congress and other parties in the ruling coalition want to wait for a special Assembly to be elected in November before deciding the country's political future.
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All because of Sonia, Moron Singh and COmmies in India.