The main opposition Unified Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) (UCPN-M) organized a mass assembly in the capital Kathmandu on Saturday, a day after putting off the indefinite general strike. Senior UCPN-M leaders including party Chairman Prachanda addressed the assembly in which thousands of UCPN-M members and supporters who came to paralyze the capital during the strike from different parts of the country took part in the mass assembly. Addressing the mass, Prachanda said that his party will not join the other parties and the government in the negotiating table though it has put off the strike for now. 'We will wait and see their response towards our demands,' he said. Prachanda hailed the indefinite general strike that continued for six days as an unprecedented demonstration and hence a success. 'We have called off the strike temporarily and not withdrawn it, ' he said, adding that the agitation will continue with more vigor, intensity and will be more effective. 