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Added At: 2012-08-03 3:46 PM
Last Updated At: 2012-08-03 3:46 PM
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KATHMANDU: The Youth Association Nepal (YAN) close to the CPN ( UML) has announced fresh programmes of protest demanding resignation of Prime Minister Dr Baburam Bhattarai and formation of a national consensus government.
Boycott of public programmes to be attended by the Prime Minister and other incumbent ministers, showing of black flags to them, seizure of public vehicles plying on public holidays, corner meets, chakkajam and torch rally are among those programmes announced by the Association.
Association's Publicity Department Chief Prabhat Bikram Katuwal warned that their protests would continue until and unless the Prime Minister resigns from his post and paves the way for formation of a national consensus government.
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Posted on: 2012-08-21 18:19:35
Madav Kumar Nepal! Shame on you for throwing the students of Nepal into a tizzy instead of vouching them to attend to their studies or helping their families during these difficult economic times in Nepal. Having our youth seizing and blocking vehicles and waving black flags and torches is some kind of backwards medieval act of powerless politics. Can you not see what kind of thing you are teaching the youth? Bad Kumar, bad man! Go away and eat dhalbhat without tarkari and leave our youths alone to do constructive works like building hydro-power plants and railroad to Indian border suraj rajbhandhari, Putali-Sadak, Kathmandu