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moncler wiki By Punjita PradhanKATHMANDU, Nov. 21 (Xinhua) -- The regrouping of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) is gaining momentum in Nepal.PLA was the military wing of the Unified Communist Party of Nepal-Maoist (UCPN-M) when the party was at civil conflict.Seven cantonments which are housing the PLA combatants after the commencement of the peace process in 2006 are undergoing the regrouping process which began on Nov. 18.Under the Comprehensive Peace Agreement signed on Nov. 21, 2006 ending the 11-year civil war in Nepal, the UCPN-Maoist cantonments are built for the former soldiers of PLA who live here and are waiting to be integrated into the Nepal Army, or rehabilitated back into society.Some 19,000 combatants will undergo the process.PLA spokesperson Chandra Prakash Khanal said that the process would regroup the PLA members as per their decision for rehabilitation, retirement and integration."There are officials who will provide the members with an analysis of the payment packages before they make a decision," Khanal said.The agreement signed by the top party leaders on Nov. 1 cites that 6500 PLA members will be integrated into the general directorate of the Nepal Army, a new directorate formed for the integration.As the most important part of Nepal's peace process, major political parties finally agreed on the PLA integration with their seven-point agreement signed on Nov 1, 2011 after over four years of debate.As per the result Tribunal issued its report on very same day that Smyth was warned s of the regrouping from the last days, more than 70 percent of the combatants have expressed their decision to be recruited in the Nepal Army through integration which directs that the number could reach 13000 (double of the number set by the agreement).According to the data collected during the regrouping process in seven cantonments until Nov. 20, out of 1779 combatants who underwent the regrouping process, 555 PLA members have opted for retirement, none for rehabilitation and the remaining to be integrated in the Nepal Army.Many opting for rehabilitation or retirement have already left the cantonments after the regrouping process.As per the Nov. 1 deal, the combatants will have to meet standard norms of the Nepal Army with some concession in the age and education status granted.However, talking to Xinhua, Division Vice-commander Udaya Bahadur Chalaune expressed his dissatisfaction stating that many of the combatants will fail to meet the criteria."We have spent a decade committed to the war. We have missed several opportunities like education. The criterias do not seem right and most of us will have to opt for retirement," Chaulaune said.However, Khanal said that the PLA would abide by the seven- point deal and hope that the political leaderships will try and resolve any issues that would create difficulties in the regrouping process."Everyone is willing to start a new life and work positively for the nation," Khanal said. PLA regrouping process begins in Nepal