I hope this is not a beginning of a civil war. The country is divided. We have multiple armed force and I fear these kinds of incident may spread to other areas like a wild fire. The public has given their opinion in the election that they will support the one with arms. The victory of Maoist has been wrongly perceived as a victory of arms but not victory against furthur fights. People voted to maoist hoping they will be in power as such there will not be fight on street but the victory has been taken as a victory of their autrocities. There is no government in the country. Congress is trying their best to preserve their power, no body knows if UML or Maoist is in the government or out of it, no body cares about other fringe parties. The country men are busy with searching and preserving rice, edible oil,  kerocene, petrol and cooking gas. There are no books to keep the students of the street. Explaining it simply, the situation is chaos and tense.

this says the revolution is now started....

Congress can't handle, Maobadi won't be given power, nobody can stop nepal being Iraq.

Reallly if same situatuion remains few more days like no minister, no powerful leader, strike, price rage than revolution happens.

Pasgupati nath le hami sabai ko rakshya garun!!

Junior officials at Nepalgunj police battalion hold their commanders hostage at gunpoint

In what looked like a mutiny, junior officials at a police battalion in Nepalgunj, Banke district, have held their commanders hostage at gunpoint on Saturday.

Reports said at least six gunshots were heard around 12:30 pm inside the riot police battalion located near Pushpalal Chowk. It was not immediately clear if there was any violence during the siege, as nobody was allowed to go inside.

A huge crowd of local residents and media persons had formed outside the police office after gunshots were heard inside.

The police jawans are said to have resorted to this action complaining of ill-treatment by the senior officials, and poor quality of ration, among others. However, this is yet to be corroborated independently.

A report quoting a sub-inspector said that the head of the battalion, SSP Parashuram Khatri, and few other officers have been taken under control at the fitness centre.

Three civilians, who were inside the fitness centre when the siege began, were set free a few hours later.

A team of Armed Police Force (APF) had tried to go inside to control the situation, but was forced to back off.

In a similar incident a few weeks earlier, junior officials at the APF battalion in Shumshergunj had 'revolted' against their commanders. Some senior officers were injured in that incident. nepalnews.com mk July 12 08

courtesy: nepalnews.com

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