I also support NEPEjee's analogy: Intention GOOD, Method BAD. There are several such instances in Nepal, where karmacharis are involved in illegal activities. Not to mention, Maoists are trained and it is their way of doing such thing.. They started people's war with GOOD intention but with BAD strategy (Armed struggle was not entirely successful and ended up killing 13,000 people and destroyed millions of properties, they had to join hands with democratic parties). What the heck, BAD strategy bhayera, akhir Ganatantra ta ayo, kaso Nepeju?

We will see several of these kinds of instances in the coming days and more and more when Maoist forms their own government. As Nepeju said in another thread, we need to give Maoist a chance at least for two years to run the country and let other parties and people watch their deeds. Nepe ju may have a GOOD intention here in support of Maoist and he may have dreamed up that MAOIST would do all GOOD in next two years, But as a believer of rule of law, I assume Maoist will not do all GOOD in next two years and would continue to follow such aggressive and uncivilized behavior if people are not cautious of against their acts. Civil servant organizations have done good job by organizing demonstrations. 

My analogy is is "let's not fire the house entirely and start to rebuild from scratch, let's just focus to locate the damages and repair those. Our Sundar Santa Bishal Nepal does not need such aggressive radicalism in every corner of its existance including beaurocracy, press, laws, etc. We can not make New Nepal by adopting uncivilized acts like Matrika Yadav did, He should use due process to punish that guy if he was corrupt or not obeying the minister's order.  That is why Nepe ju I still want non-Maoist parties to teach democratic norms and values and rules of law to Maoist, instead of letting them to learn by themselves. Nepeju, Where you have seen that Maoists have learned democratic values without strong pressure from other parties? I think you believe in science and facts more than me (Have they punished any of the culprits yet by themselves without pressure from public and other parties?). What I have observed recently is Maoists have slowly begun to respect the public pressure and introspect and listen to others.  Now they have come to an agreement with NC and UML for constitutional amendment and power sharing. Without NC and UML's strong pressure, they would not have agreed. I salute NC and UML whatever they have done to convince Maoists and in the same way CIVIL SERVANTS should alert (and teach if needed) with respect MAOIST ministers and their cadres about rule and regulations and due-procedure in the days ahead...that way Maoists will be more accountable and responsible to people and rule of law... I am curious if NEPEju agree with me here..