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"My
elasticity has a limit." Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, saying that the
government can go yield up to a certain level in the negotiations with the Maoists. *
* * "Our
movement can provide solution to the country's problems including the conflict." Girija Prasad Koirala, President of Nepali Congress and
former Prime Minister, addressing a public program in Mahottari district. *
* * "Our
efforts towards peace will bear fruit within next two to three months." Deputy Prime Minister Bharat Mohan Adhikari, speaking at a
program in Biratnagar. *
* * "The
talks should not be made transparent as in the past. Conflict and negotiation could go
together." Dr. Mohammad Mohsin, Minister for Information and
Communication, rejecting unilateral ceasefire on the part of the government. *
* * "I will
knock the door of the Supreme Court." Chiranjibi Wagle, former minister, who was convicted on
corruption charges by the Special Court, defending his position at a program at the
Reporters' Club. *
* * "Informal
talks are taking place with the Maoists at the governmental and non-governmental
level." Jog Meher Shrestha, Minister for Land Reforms and
Management, in a face to face program.
* * * "It
(the peace process) has been limited more to rhetoric than substance." Dr. Ram Sharan Mahat, leader of Nepali Congress, at an
interaction program. *
* * "The
dismissal of the elected committee of the student wing is an act of regression within the
party." Guru Raj Ghimire, ousted president of the Nepal Students'
Union, accusing the party decision to dissolve the NSU central committee as inappropriate. *
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