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"The Commission of Investigation of Abuse Authority and the high-level property probe commission are politicizing the anti-corruption drive. In 1961, similar steps were taken before dismissing the elected government." Former prime minister Girija Prasad Koirala in Rajdhani. * * * "I refused to import the duty-free car under the special facilities. Had I imported the car, I would have succumbed to the pressures from the government." Sharada Pokharel, former member of the National Assembly. * * * "It is not true that I joined tele-serials since I could not get any offer on the big screen. I produced dozens of documentaries and tele-films when I was in Mumbai." Sambhu Pradhan, a film producer. * * * "If Maoists are really honest about talks, they must declare a unilateral ceasefire." CPN-UML leader Madhav Kumar
Nepal, in Kantipur, on the Maoists' latest truce offer. * * * "Misuse of Article 127 of the constitution would threaten democracy in Nepal." Advocate Purna Man Shakya, in Space-Time. * * * "Our policy is to use multiparty elections for the cause of proletariat revolution." Lilamani Pokharel, vice-president
of United People Front Nepal, an extreme communist party. * * * "Our country, which has been facing Maoist violence, can learn many things from the CPI-M model of government in West Bengal state of India." Pradeep Gyawali, central committee member of the CPN-UML, in Drishti. * * * "It is impossible to uplift the status of women by formulating plans in five-star hotels. Each day, four to five seminars are organized, but nothing has changed." Prativa Subedi, a woman activist, in Himalaya Times. * * * "The election can be held only if all the polling booths are stationed in Tundikhel." Lokendra Bahadur Chand, former prime minister and leader of Rastriya Prajatantra Party, in Deshantar. * * *
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