Do you think maoist in nepal will change the current monarchy system in republic system?
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Well since you have touched upon a very sensitive issue, I surely hope you do know a fair deal about the background on what has been happening in Nepal since the last decade or two.\n\nTo correct your question a bit, there are as of now three parties which are actively involved in the struggle to gain power and control of the Himalayan Kingdom. - 1) The King (Monarchy), 2) The Potilitcal Parties (Democracy) & 3) The Maoists (Republicans).\n\nInitially there was king's rule which was changed to the system of democracy. It is controversial yet has to be said that Democracy in Nepal has proved to be a failure and one of the mains reasons we are in the state in which we currently are.\n\nThe Maoists started from almost nothing and now control the better half of Nepal. The King had to gain power as the Kingdom under Democracy wasn't going anywhere. And well as for the Political Parties; Getting together was the only resort left for them to put forward a strong contention.\nSince the current struggle for power doesn't seem to be heading anywhere and the ones who are losing out the most while this is happening are the "People of Nepal".\n\nHence, the most sensible way for the King to head is to lay some strong guidelines for the good and pass on the power partially to the Democratic alliance. The King should do this as he doesnt seem to be getting any support from the International community.\n\nThe Maoists seem to be in a strong position to gain some power of their own. And if they can manage to work for the people and gain their support; it becomes a win-win situation. The political parties; well, they have the World in their support. Just for the simple fact that they stanbd for Democracy.\n\nOne can only hope that a Joint conclusion can be reached upon by the 3 parties involved. Past mistakes can be learnt from and not repeated in the future.\n\nThanks,\n\nPawan Agarwal.\npaw_ag@hotmail.com\nwww.itenhance.com
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When this Kichadi UPA government is tottering, under the weight of number of parties, how come, a national government, with leaders of opposite views, can be formed and expect it to deliver goods.\n\nThere are no states men, now a days, only politicians, who don't bother about the nation, but about themselves only.\n\nI think, this system will continue, because there is one party for each caste in India.. There are no principles involved, but only selfishness.
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Without being too invasive or rude, I dont really know what is going on in dheli. There are people driving their cars, vans and lorries at top speed, beeping their horns and going thru red lights, and you are worried about a move towards communism? Did you ever stop to think that maybe communism is EXACTLY what India needs to become the rich, prosperous country we all know it can be. Its the corrupt government that let india down. Look at places like chadigarah - a communist state - one of the most beautiful cities in india. There is no welfare state - that means no government support for unemployed, sick or poor. Fix up and take a stand. As a british born Indian woman - I wish i could do more to help my motherland become then best it can be.
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So "Regime Change" follows the Founding Fathers???\n\nGet a life.  They call regime change elections.. . feel free to take part.
257378
The only way to topple such a regime is usually war.  Occasionally a successor will be open minded enough to give the people freedom or pressure from other nations will force them to, but usually it takes a revolutionary war or a foreign invader to get rid of a standing government.
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Yes, although it does have a Constitutional monarchy. The Prime Minister of Japan Junichiro Koizumi was recently re-elected.
678261
Well I don't think that the king has been "pushed into a corner". I think he deserved it, rather. Forms of govt. in the world are changing throughout the world and it was wrong on the king's part too to follow an arbitrary policy.The country could have had progress had the king given it a chance to do so.\n    On the other hand the present Govt. has not exactly done the right thing by forming a party with the Maoists. It will be difficult for Nepal to progress under them
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Nepal's got some problems, they got Maoist revolutionaries knocking down the front door, and a monarchy that needs to leave by the back door , so democracy can form. Am very surprised the US is just idly watching this. We're on the verge of losing Nepal to China.It wouldn't take as much to form a democracy there, as say Afghanistan, If we could just get the monarchy to listen, and let us or India, anyone really,{except China} put in a few thousand troops for stability.
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i dont believe in those things. country  cannot be changed by one party. It can only come from common people's awareness.
745049
I think it is. Without a state we would be overthrown by rebels.
828297
Absolutely.  \n\nThe criminal justice system has become a rehabilitation focused body instead of of a punishment body
1187847
All those that have monarchies such as Nepal and Sweden.
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Well, letting ALL parties, even the Maoists, participate in the parlimentary process is a good start.\n\nGoing to have to get rid of the King and his cronies who scrape all the money they can into their pockets.
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Are u nuts???\n\nNepal has enough problems at hand.. i mean the internal conflicts, the protests against the monarchy. To declare war against India is SIMPLY OUT OF QUESTION.\n\nAnd do you think Nepal has enough military resources to go against India?? ABSOLUTELY NO!!.. they are focussing their armed forces against those who are opposing the monarchy.\n\nThe probable reason why Indian Army is increasing troop strength is to PREVENT ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION. Because of the rise in internal conflicts and the probable outbreak of a CIVIL WAR (internal conflict) , some of em beleive that moving to INDIA is a better option than stay and get killed. \nAs far as i know, the borders are pretty weak there.\n\nAnother reason might be the Maoist's menace. Maybe the army might have received intelligence reports of a possible large-scale Maoist infiltration.\n\nbut the bottom line is : NEPAL IS IN NO POSITION TO ATTACK INDIA.\n\nif incase (probablility -> 0 !!)  they do , that would be the worst possible blunder they would ever commit in their entire military history. Cos Indian armed forces can easily crush 'em.\n\nAnd where do u stay?? near the border?? chances are u might hear a couple of misfired bullets whizzing past u but dont take that as indication that the war has begun.\n\nhehe..jus kiddin bout the bullet thing!!  ; )
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yes. they can win the panchayat elections in a better manner compared to assembly elections. b4 that they should execute most of their promises. they have already started with that process. so they will win.
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It will be the same,cos both are the same old politics,king gave them more than 1 years to rule.but they are failed and didint control the govt and failed to stop the voilence so thats why king overcome,but still its unwise of a king to over cos still people diidnt like him too.
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Depends whter the country has a Presidential system or not. In a presidential system the Presidnt is eleced and is the head of state. In a non-presidential system the P.M is highest elected representative so the president or monarch is just a rubber stamp.