Time to chase Ex-King Gyanendra out of Nagarjun jungles: Nepal

Telegraph Nepal

“Time is appropriate”, claims Madhav Nepal, “to chase Nepal’s former King Gyanendra Shah away even from Nagarjun Jungles”.

Madhav made such an ‘irritating’ remarks while addressing a press meet organized by Press Chautari in Birgunj of Parsa District, Friday July 27, 2012.

“Lately he is becoming very active,” said Nepal and added, “He should be chased away even from Nagarjun jungles if he continues to poke his nose in Nepali politics.”

After monarchy was sidelined in 2006, King Gyanendra and Queen Komal have been residing at Nagarjun Palace at the outskirts of Kathmandu.

Mr. Nepal is the single election defeated Nepali leader who apparently has been mentally disturbed upon listening to the former King’s TV interview aired July 8, 2012.

This must have some meaning.

By the way, the former Nepal Monarchy is currently in Paris then perhaps he will fly to London.

He then criticized the Unified Maoists Party and the government, as is his habit.

The Maoists want to impose a dictatorial regime and that there is no option that to remove government through a movement.

To recall, Madhav Nepal primarily brought Maoists from New Delhi under the tacit understanding of Girija Prasad Koirala who was then acting as per the instructions of South Block, India for some “purpose”. 

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  • Posted on - 2012-07-29    by     Rok N' Roll
  • We first need to eradicate leaders like 'MA-KU-NE'. Nagarjun is just a piece of land in the out-skirts of Kathmandu which can easily be handled with. However, these so called leaders like 'MA-KU-NE' should be driven out of the country for good. These people travel to India to get instructions on how to run Nepal. These people are more dangerous to Nepal then the Institution of Monarchy. Monarchy might not have done anything for Nepal but they surely will not sell Nepal.
  • Posted on - 2012-07-28    by    
  • Yo manche ta Nepal ko neta haina! Aba, hanuman dhoka ko sacho khole huncha. Hernosta, "manma darko ghar" bhaea pachi Je Payo Tehi Boldai Hidchha. Nepal muluk ko yo najuk abastha nimtiaune late Girja ra yo Madhav Kumar ho.
  • Posted on - 2012-07-28    by     KS
  • shameless.. deshdrohi.. haruwa, puppet of foreign element..nalayak.. kujaat..nakacharo..k talai raajaa banaidinu paryo..? kaagtali le power ma gais, makho marna sakinas..referendum garera her.. kaite.. nepali jantale rajalai kati bhot dinchhan.. rise up Nepali.. for the nepal and nepali.. we need the institution of monarchy.. down with all the so called neta (rotten eggs .. political/terrorists). God save monarchy .. nepal and nepali.
  • Posted on - 2012-07-28    by     smt
  • Hey Makune haruwa, dont you have any shame to be pointing finger at our King? Do you have the legitimacy to run this country? This country is not YOUR PERSONAL PROPERTY. GET THIS THING RIGHT INSIDE YOUR THICK SKULL!
  • Posted on - 2012-07-28    by     Kiran Gurung
  • This maha-traitor called Madhav having 7-tongues(7-jibre neta)is unaware of being chased from Tarai and Kathmandu. It is almost sure that the King will return to Palace again and the Lendups will be chased to India soon.
  • Posted on - 2012-07-28    by     mark
  • Tell that dirty pig Madhav Nepal to keep his big mouth shut hope one day is hung or thrown into prison. God save the king.
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