Nepal: a new flashpoint?
By: Banerjee, Sumanta.
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ArticlePublisher: 2002Description: p.3715-716.Subject(s): Nepal - Politics and government | Politics and government
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Economic and Political WeeklySummary: It is not surprising that the Nepal government is eager to brand the Maoists as terrorists and tie its actions against them to the US-led anti-terrorist compaign and obtain arms and ammunition. The Maoists have become a threat to the monarch and the ruling interests, rallying as they have the hitherto dispossessed mainly from the depressed castes from far-flung rural areas against local feudal lords. - Reproduced.
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It is not surprising that the Nepal government is eager to brand the Maoists as terrorists and tie its actions against them to the US-led anti-terrorist compaign and obtain arms and ammunition. The Maoists have become a threat to the monarch and the ruling interests, rallying as they have the hitherto dispossessed mainly from the depressed castes from far-flung rural areas against local feudal lords. - Reproduced.
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