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Pascoe’s Mission And Political Mess In Nepal
By KTM Metro Reporter
October 7, 2010: B. Lynn Pascoe has been in Nepal to ascertain the progress made in the peace process, constitution writing and army integration, as the term of UNMIN is coming to an end after 100 days, and the UN security council has decided not to extend its term any more. However, the Nepalese politicians are not concerned with these issues and are not interested in completing the peace process while the UNMIN is still in Nepal.
Officiating Prime minister Madhav Nepal has said to the UN envoy Pascoe that Nepalis can complete the peace process without the presence of UNMIN. In fact, he has requested the UN Security Council to extend the term of UNMIN in Nepal under the pressure of the International Community otherwise the CPN-UML and NC leaders have been deadly against extending the term of UNMIN n Nepal.
Mr. Nepal and his CPN-UML and NC colleagues have been not only against the presence of UNMIN but also the UN human rights organization because they have been not for extending the term of United Nations’ Office of High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNOHCHR) in 2010 saying the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) can do the job of the UN agency. However, these guys don’t enforce any recommendations made by the NHRC.
At the same time, the NC candidate for Prime Minister has been running the election race without having any chance of getting elected. This is a trick adopted by the NC leaders to disable the peace process and the constitution writing. The public has been angry with the members of the parliament, as they have failed in electing a new prime minister.
One thing we have understood is these guys have no stamina to stand against the international pressure. We have seen how brutally the Nepal Police have seized the ballot boxes of the Tibetan exiles voting in Nepal for electing a Tibetan government in exile perpetrating the violence of fundamental human rights of the Tibetan exiles in Nepal under the pressure of the Chinese authorities. Ultimately, these guys have to surrender to the pressure of the International community on completing the peace process and the writing of a new constitution, as they have developed the habit of not working without the whip of the International Community.
