My presence immaterial to end political impasse: PM Nepal

Telegraph Nepal

"It would have made no difference whether I was in country our outside to find an impasse to the current political deadlock. While I was out of the country I presume that the leaders who were in the country were not in a deep slumber. I had talked to Prachanda Ji, Ishwar Ji and some Nepali congress leaders over telephone and also demanded that the stalemate should come to an end soon".

Upon return from a foreign trip, a highly irresponsible caretaker Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal made the remark talking to journalists, December 10, 2010.

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  • Posted on - 2010-12-15    by     Karan
  • Why Nepal need PM why Nepal could not necessary to solve the current political crisis. Madhav Nepal would like to be takecare governemnt even to his last breadh of his life. He was only pretender.
  • Posted on - 2010-12-10    by     Zero
  • Ha ha ha ha..! This jocker plays the best role. He himlelf is Nepal. Wherever he goes, Nepal is with him? There is no question of absense from the country? Why do'nt people understand this brilliant and smart leader of Nepal?
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