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Maoist Information Bulletin
Historic Mass Meeting in Sindhuli PDF Print E-mail
Written by cpnmintl   
Thursday, 28 January 2010 18:20

"Right to Rebel is still safe"

UCPN-Maoist has historically and successfully held a huge mass gathering in Sindhuligarhi of Sindhuli district- eastern Nepal on 24 January, 2010. The Mass gatherings are being held all over the country as a campaign in the 4th phase struggle for civilian supremacy and national independency.

The mass-gathering is the historic place Sindhuligarhi has been very important due to its historic military point of view. The gathering has reminded the history of 225 years ago. At that time, British Company military, invited to assist the then Malla king Jaya Prakash Malla, was defeated by the Nepali (Gorkha Military) in Sindhuligarhi in 1824 BS (1768 AD). The address to the mass-assembly by the chairman of UCPN-Maoist com. Prachand has govern historical message to the people as well as the foreign powers,which are interfering in the internal affairs of Nepal.

CM Prachand addressing the mass gathering at Sindhuli.  

Last Updated on Thursday, 28 January 2010 19:04
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Editorial PDF Print E-mail
Written by cpnmintl   
Thursday, 28 January 2010 14:49


Nepalese people's democratic revolution is advancing amid immense possibility of victory and serious danger of defeat. As the revolution approaches to a decisive point at which the entire reactionaries are being wiped out the contradictions whatsoever existed among them before turns into unity. Not only the domestic reactionary forces, feudal, bureaucratic and comprador bourgeois in Nepal but the imperialist and expansionist forces as well have started standing at one pole openly against the broad oppressed masses of the Nepalese people. Among others conspiracies against us ever since our party emerged as the largest party in the Constituent Assembly election, the recent articulations like "People's Liberation Army and Nepal Army must not be integrated to form a National Army" and "the Nepal army must remain prepared to fight Maoists" that the commander-in-chief of the Indian army, Deepak Kapoor vomited against the Nepalese people's aspiration of democracy and national independence and echoing as well of the same on the part of their puppets in Nepal has brilliantly justified it. As a consequence of this, no civilian supremacy could be achieved in Nepal without bringing to an end the external intervention mainly on the part of Indian expansionism in our case. At this crucial juncture, it is the unity of the entire oppressed people not only from Nepal but the world over that can defeat the anti-people pole of the reactionaries, domestic and foreign and make the working class people victorious, in the beginning of the 21st century. Let all of us strive for this. 

Last Updated on Thursday, 28 January 2010 14:50
 
Latest Party Document PDF Print E-mail
Written by cpnmintl   
Thursday, 28 January 2010 14:42

People's Democratic Revolution in Nepal is now passing objectively through a gateway of great victory accompanied by a danger of serious defeat. A sharp and thoroughgoing 2-line struggle on the ideological and political questions and the need to develop through it an acquiescent plan to transform the challenges into opportunity is essentially a way to acquire necessary subjective strength that the objective condition demands. With a deep sense of responsibility, our party's Central Committee Meeting, which continued for about three months amid intense ideological and political struggle, ultimately reached to a unanimous position on the questions of line. The document adopted in the very CC Meeting has been produced herewith.

Unified Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist)

  

Present Situation and Historical Task of the Proletariat

Dear Comrades,

Today, our great and glorious party, the Unified Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist), has arrived at a serious and extraordinary juncture of possibilities and challenges. 

Last Updated on Thursday, 28 January 2010 14:53
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