Top Stories
Full News
Integration should come first‚ says Chemjong
Added At: 2010-12-19 8:55 PM
Last Updated At: 2010-12-19 8:55 PM
HIMALAYAN NEWS SERVICE
PHIDIM: Minister for Peace and Reconstruction Rakam Chemjong today said peace and constitution-drafting processes cannot be completed unless former Maoist combatants are integrated and YCL’s paramilitary structure is dismantled.
Speaking at a programme organised by the local peace committee in Panchthar district headquarters Phidim, Minister Chemjong asked the political parties to build a consensus and bring the former fighters under the command and control of the Special Committee before UNMIN’s departure.
He urged the peace panel to help the government heal the wounds of conflict victims.
Minister Chemjong informed that government was making preparations to compensate those, who were injured during the decade-long insurgency, this year.
At the programme, conflict victims had submitted a memorandum to Minister Chemjong.
Also Read
- Nissan says to recall 841‚000 cars over steering glitch
- English courses proposal evokes fury in France
- Gold rebounds from losses as China data pummels stocks
- Argentine qualifier sends Tipsarevic packing
- Cameroon appoint German Finke as head coach
- Iran seeks to speed up nuclear activity‚ capacity unclear
- Portuguese leaders boost confidence in bailout exit
- 'Police close to finding murderer of Haque'
- 2011 Egypt jail breaks in political limelight
- IMF's Lagarde in court for French arbitration case
Related News
- READ Global wins Lipman Family Int'l award
- Cadres of Sadbhabhana Party begin fast unto death
- Seized land returned to landowners in Ilam
- Climate change adapting seeds to be recommended
- Blight brings plight to farmers
- Only 25 per cent development projects in operation in Kapilvastu
- Myagdi VDC awarded for less carbon emission
- Narayangadh local donates Rs 10 M to Nautopathy Hosptial
- Nepali team off to Philippines to take part in Asian Triathlon
- New Committee formed demanding scrap of labour act
