Govt warns us action against religious fundamentalists Kantipur report KATHMANDU, May 26 - Home Minister Krishna Prasad Sitaula said on Thursday that the government would take strong action against those promoting religious fundamentalism and plotting against democracy. Speaking at the House of Representatives, Sitaula said the government was committed to take strong action against those who are carrying out anti-secularist activities for anti-democratic ends. "I assure you that all those plotting against democracy in the name of pushing their fundamentalist ideas will not be spared," Sitaula told MPs. He also informed that all police and administrative mechanisms have been instructed to take such activities under control. Sitaula was responding to queries raised by MPs in the House. Earlier, the MPs rapped the government for its failure to arrest and penalize those who led the anti-democratic drive before April 24, and are still actively plotting against the democratic government.