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Nepal’s sidelined monarch Gyanendra whose fate the CA first meet is to decide on May 28, 2008 is preparing to forward his conditions to the government of Nepal prior to quitting the Royal Palace of Nepal once and for all.
Latest reports on King Gyanendra who is currently staying at the Nagarjun Palace- some eight kilometers north-west of the capital have it that he is holding serious discussions with his close aides as regards the final proposal to be pushed to the perusal of the government of Nepal, which will mainly focus on the security concerns of his family members after the Royalty vacates the Narayan Hit Royal Palace.
King Gyanendra will return tomorrow May 26, 2008 to the Narayan Hit Palace, say reports adding, that he is scheduled to hold a serious but presumably the last discussion with the Prime Minister of Nepal, Mr. Girija Prasad Koirala on May 27, 2008.
How King Gyanendra will convince the Prime Minister as regards his “security concerns” is yet not known.
“Nevertheless, King Gyanendra will address the nation before quitting the royal palace”, say sources close to the royal palace in Nepal.
Insiders at the Royal Palace presume that the King in his last message to the nation will suggest the new managers of the republican order to safeguard the national sovereignty and territorial integrity in the absence of the “institution of the monarchy”.
2008-05-25 08:30:21
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