Maoists in Nepal
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Facts on Maoists
CPN-Maoist: Organziation and Structure
organisation and Structure up to 2005
CPN (M) Autonomous Regions
CPN-Maoist: Politburo
People's Liberation Army PLA
Janabadi education
Maoist reorganisations
Recommendation: Book on Nepali Maoists
The Maoists have three tiers of cadres and workers ...
... their Army which is rarely seen in the villages and along the main paths. It is looking out for the RNA trying to ambush them.
... the Militia who control the villages and the routes. They will appear (you don't have to look for them) and ask for the permit money.
... the village motivators who basically ran the administration in the villages.
Re-organisation 2005-2006
The Maoists, who were preparing to increase the size of their armed force before the 12-point agreement with the parties, have decided to dissolve their regional peoples' governments. This will be announced end of December 2005. The central committee meeting held two months ago in Rolpa dissolved the United Revolutionary Peoples Council under Baburam Bhattari and formed a General Convention Organising Committee.

Dr Baburam Bhattarai is also the coordinator of the "Greater National Political Conference Preparation Committee, Joint Revolutionary People's Council, Nepal".

Politburo members who were made working coordinators during Baburam's estrangement have been appointed secretaries, while the regional and communal government chief's were appointed members of the committee. The same organising committee is said to be disbanding the Peoples Liberation Army, five communal governments of the Magarant, Tamang, Madhesh, Tamuwan and Kirant as well as the peoples governments of Bheri-Karnali, and Seti-Mahakali.

Changes have already been made in the central leadership of the Maoist affiliated student union and preparations are also being made to reorganise teachers, trade unions and women's organisations.

According to sources former commanders of the dissolved eastern, western and mid-division commands Netrabikram Chand (Anant), Nanda Kishore Pun (Pasang) and Janardan Sharma (Prabhakar) have been given equal status posts in an army academy.

Source: Ghatana ra Bichar, December 2005
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