This time, the 16th SAARC summit is going to be held in Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan, from 27th to 28th April 2010. According to the information published in various medias, the summit will be commenced from 27th April, in the presence of the representatives of all the member countries and the guests and observant from all over the world. And it will be concluded on the 28th April with the great Thimphu Declaration.
In that very occasion, the CPB (MLM) has requested all the SAARC members to raise the hidden issues of Democratic Struggle and Human Rights plight in Bhutan. CPB (MLM) believes that if those issues be raised, it would be a great mercy upon expelled and suppressed Bhutanese who have been longing for the Democratic change since a long time.
CPB (MLM) further clarifies that raising arms on behalf of the people of Bhutan is not the party's romanticism rather it has been a compulsion. Again it assures that instead of alleging the revolutionary groups as the terrorists, if the summit paves way to conduct their activities in a peaceful way in Bhutan, no other alternative would be superior to that in giving the Bhutanese political unrest a durable solution. If that happens, people of Bhutan would be highly grateful towards the SAARC countries which can further more help to develop a cordial relationship among the SAARC members.
CPB (MLM) calls upon all the political parties, NGOs, INGOs and the individuals of Bhutan to come to a single platform to fight for the common cause, i.e. the Great Democratic Change in Bhutan.
