Sunday, November 25, 2012

A Non Political PM?



The NC and the UML will stay opposed to the Baburam name, as that of any other Maoist. And the Maoists will not accept any NC person for the same. Prachanda's push for the Mahantha Thakur name is interesting but not serious. He knows the NC and the UML will not go for it. That might be Prachanda's way of further cementing his alliance with the Madhesi parties.

The president says he will not take over. I think we might be heading towards a non political person leading a team of technocrats. It was done once successfully in Bangladesh.

Who might that be? Devendra Raj Pandey?

Hectic consultations in Nepal to elect new PM
Call for consensus PM unconstitutional: Cabinet
The consensus myth
Prez's move positive: Rana
I will step in after Nov 22: Prez to parties
Put bar on PM's undemocratic activities: Deuba to Prez
Dahal‚ Baidhya back Thapa for new PM

Cabinet can't judge my moves: Prez
Dahal treading lightly amid Prez-PM tussle
Maoist leaders also say Dahal is almost sure that chances of striking a political understanding to form a consensus government under Bhattarai's leadership is almost nill and that the party should mull over another alternative within the current coalition. “Another candidate from the UCPN (Maoist) other than PM Bhattarai is not possible because it will create a rift inside the party,” said another leader close to Dahal. To avoid intra-party rift, Dahal is likely to support a candidate from Madhes-based parties.
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PM passes stalemate buck on oppn
सयकडौं नेता तथा कार्यकर्ता सद्भावना पार्टीमा प्रवेश
महन्थ ठाकुरको नेतृत्वमा चुनावी सरकार गठन गर्नुपर्छ : भण्डारी
आखिर टुक्रियो एमाले, राई अध्यक्ष, अन्सारी उपाध्यक्ष
Thapa as PM can end impasse: Baidya to Dahal

UCPN (Maoists) ask NC, UML to bring proposal, PM candidate
President's move unconstitutional: FDRA
President defends his move
Long winter
Prez move spawns intra-party rift in ruling Maoists

Prez call divides political forces
In absolute silence
Nepal likely to figure prominently in China's foreign policy
Baidya for roundtable conference
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