http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Opinion/Tarun_Vijay_Nepals_new_kings/articleshow/3099682.cms

excerpt from above article:

''''In the elections held on April 10, the Maoists failed to get a clear majority in spite of 10 years of intimidation, murder, loot and terror. Government statistics show that Maoist violence claimed more than 15,000 lives, with Nepalese soldiers and policemen targets along with practising Hindus. It is no surprise at a time when secularism has come to mean 'hit the Hindus' that blind Maoist hatred against anything Hindu has not become a matter of inquiry or intellectual debate. Riding on the power of the gun, they seized control of half the Nepalese districts, murdered an inspector-general of police who had shown courage to take on them, banned Brahmins from having traditional tufts, stopped Sanskrit in schools and desecrated temples. Their 'revolutionary zeal' was never showered on any non-Hindu person or institution....

Of course from India... they don't understand Nepal from their cosy office...

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I think that is true though....their target is hindu...and I completely agree with :

when secularism has come to mean 'hit the Hindus' that blind Maoist hatred against anything Hindu has not become a matter of inquiry or intellectual debate

also I am completely surprised how easily king accepted this decision.  I was expecting some kind of statement will come...

Wonder which rat ass decided to declare our country "secular".

G Shah is a businessman. He knows how to play 'Deal or NO Deal'.  He tried all his lifelines (phone a friend - Giri et al), audience vote (elections), eliminate 2 answers (Deuba behind bars) as if he was playing KBC, but he failed because he was not 'smart' in knowing right answers. His strength is in evaluating his current position and possible future return. He played his game, and lost Round 1 and Round 2. His 'Nagarjunabas' is his round 3. He is going to lose this round as well because things have changed against his favour and it will never be the same again for him or his grandson. His weakness was in not accepting that there are more than 1 possible answers to a question, BUT only one is right.

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axara...you said it perfectly..