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 Vandalizing the statues of King Birendra
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Posted on 07-10-07 10:17 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Ok Lets assume that people are angry with King Gyanendra for what he did to the Political parties and Maoist ... Now when political parties are in power is it necessary to vandalize the statues of Kings including Birendra, Tribhuvan, Prithivi Narayan Shah and Mahendra...I think this shows there was a conspiration going on to dethrone the king from very beginning... Plz correct me if I am wrong as I am not good at politics... BUT vandalizing the Statue of King Birendra who was loved by all people in Nepal... shows that Political parties and Maoist never liked monarchy ... they were just looking for a good oppertunity to dethrone him and take complete power???
 
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http://english.people.com.cn/200705/16/eng20070516_375082.html
http://neilsnepal.wordpress.com/2007/05/01/photos-from-may-1st/

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http://english.people.com.cn/200705/16/eng20070516_375082.html
http://neilsnepal.wordpress.com/2007/05/01/photos-from-may-1st/

Statues
of late kings vandalised
Bishnu Budhathoki writes from Kathmandu

Activists of the Young Communist League (YCL), All-Nepal National Independent Student Union (Revolutionary) and sister organisations of the Nepal’s Maoist carried out vandalism in major cities - Kathmandu, Pokhara and Nepalgunj - by demolishing over half a dozen statues of late Kings Birendra and Mahendra on Tuesday.

A group of Maoist cadres demolished a statute of late King Mahendra, father of King Gyanendra, located in Kalimati.

Another group of YCL activists vandalised the statue of late King Birendra at Dhamboji Chowk in Nepalgunj. Similarly, at least four statues of kings were demolished in Pokhara by YCL activists.

Both the YCL and Students’ Union leaders have announced to erect the statues of martyrs in the place of the statues of the kings.

Last week, YCL members had brought down the statue of late King Tribhuvan in Nepalgunj, King Birendra in Dang and King Prithivi Narayan Shah, founder King of Nepal, in Pokhara.

Meanwhile, the police arrested three YCL activists from Nepalgunj on charge of involving vandalism. According to the DSP, Banke, Kuber Kathayat, Maoist activists Bhakta Singh Bohora, Kalu Pandey and Ram Kumar Gupta were arrested in connection of vandalising the statue.

Likewise, activists of women association affiliated to Maoist vandalised the District Administration Office (DAO) in Kanchanpur on Tuesday afternoon following a scuffle with a police personnel.
 


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