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Kathmandu, Saturday December 14, 2002  Mangshir 28,  2059.

Tarun Dal to take to street in ‘scare-crow march’

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KATHMANDU, Dec 13:Nepal Tarun Dal is set to organise a "scare-crow" march on December 16, protesting against the October 4 Royal proclamation, it was announced on Friday in a press conference called by the Dal at its office.

The organisation is also observing its "black-day" on Dec 16, as its annual event.

During the protest rally, it has decided to carry an effigy of Prime Minister Lokendra Bahadur Chand as a "scare-crow" and march from Ratnapark at 1 p.m.

Briefing the journalists at the press conference today, Bal Krishna Khand, president of Nepal Tarun Dal said the protest programme is also to denounce the October 4 Royal move, which he said was án attack on the constitution and on the multi-party democracy.

"Important government portfolios such as foreign ministry, home, and finance have to succumb to the Palace for taking important decision. Is this a government at all?" Khand asked, adding that it was a government of what he said a "scare-crow", which is suitable only in the potato fields at the outskirts of a forest.

"This government has hardly any effective role. It looks like a "scare-crow" in the disguise of a man," he added.

He hopes that the December 16 protest rally would pressure the King to withdraw his October 4 announcement.


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