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Sher Bahadur Deuba, Prime Minister, in Himalaya Times. * * * "All
the political parties have called for postponing the election. The government will
consider their request." Chiranjibi Wagle, Minister for Works and Physical Planning,
talking to reporters after Sunday's all-party meeting. * * * "Everybody
talks about the need for dialogue. But hadn't we engaged in dialogue before." Khum Bahadur Khadka, Home Minister, questioning the
viability of peace talks without the Maoists' withdrawing their demand for a constituent
assembly, addressing a public rally in Dang district, in Spacetime daily. * * * "A
strong Unified Marxist-Leninist is a threat to Maoists." Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli, former minister and senior leader
of the UML, on why the rebels were attacking its cadres, in Drishti. * * * "The
Election Commission should have delivered the final, not interim, decision (on the dispute
of Nepali Congress split)." Bishnu Pratap Shah, former chief election commissioner,
saying the interim decision would further complicate things, in Spacetime daily. * * * "The
government should announce a unilateral cease-fire keeping in view the Dashain and Tihar
festivals. It will not lose by doing so." Kamal Thapa, former minister and spokesperson of the
Rastriya Prajatantra Party, in Kantipur. * * * "If
the government agrees to raise the budget, we are ready to provide more facility to the
lecturers." Navin Prakash Jung Shaha, vice-chancellor of Tribhuvan
University, in Himalaya Times. * * * "To
form an all-party government, the parliament has to be there. When there is no parliament,
such government cannot be formed." Biswonath Upadhyaya, former chief justice and chief of
the commission that drafted the present constitution of the country, in Himalaya Times. * * *
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