Maoist Centre Chair commits to protecting constitution, people's rights

Kathmandu, Feb 13: Chairperson of the CPN (Maoist Centre), Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda', has said they would continuously struggle to protect norms and values of the constitution, promulgated with the support of the armed conflict, and the people's rights.    

At a programme organized at the party's central office in Perisdanda today to commemorate the armed struggle launched 30 years ago, Chair Dahal argued that efforts to reverse the progressive provisions of the constitution would be thwarted.    

An armed uprising under the leadership of the then CPN (Maoist) was launched from February 13, 1996.    

He shared, "Some elements have been making efforts to reverse the progressive provisions of the constitution. But we will establish socialist republic at any cost."    

The CPN (Maoist Centre) would take forward the people's agenda with determination and has committed to make its ties with people stronger, added the CPN (Maoist Centre) Chairperson.    
Chair Dahal stressed that the party should take initiatives to bring change in people's life.    

On the occasion, Maoist leaders including Chair Dahal offered wreath on the martyr's memorial at Perisdanda.  (RSS)