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Maoist officials meeting: Leaders say Mahara himself should resign
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The Maoists have been undecided about the Maoist Vice President Krishna Bahadur Mahara, who is in police custody on charges of involvement in gold smuggling. The office bearer meeting to decide whether or not to suspend Mahara will have to wait for three more days.
In the officials' meeting, most of the officials were of the opinion that it would be appropriate for him to resign before being suspended from the post of vice president. 'After the accusations, the officials held the opinion that it would be appropriate for Maharaj to resign himself,' said one official, 'Some officials were of the opinion that they should wait for the four days given to keep Mahara in custody.' According to
sources, in the meeting, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal said that Mahara's opinion should be understood once before suspending him from the post. Mahara has sent a notice to the party to give him time to make a decision by the deadline of Hisasat. Mahara, who was arrested from Kapilvastu on Monday and brought to Kathmandu, was allowed to be detained for four days by the district court. With the permission of the court, he is being treated at Narvik Hospital.
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