http://www.nepalnews.com.np/archive/2006/jul/jul16/news05.php Two million rupees looted in capital; dacoits loot 22 houses in Sarlahi There has been rise in robberies in the capital and other parts of the country in recent days. A group of armed robbers looted cash and valuables worth over Rs 2 million from Nayabazar area in the capital early Saturday morning, newspaper reports said on Sunday. An armed group of about eight persons broke into a two-storey house of Dorje Gurung, owner of Hotel Garden at around 1.45 in the morning and made away with Rs 40,000 cash, 22 tolas of gold and two coral-studded garlands worth about Rs 1.6 million, police said. Likewise, armed dacoits looted property worth Rs 800,000 from 22 houses at ward nos 4, 6 and 7 of Shreepur Village Development Committee of Sarlahi district Friday night. Three villagers were injured when the group of 25 armed dacoits beat them. One local Nanda Kishor Raya (25) was injured by gunshot while Bishwonath Raya and Prakash Raya were beaten by dacoits, reports quoted locals as saying. The dacoits looted gold and silver jewelry worth Rs 200,000. nepalnews.com pb July 16 06

http://www.nepalnews.com.np/archive/2006/jun/jun01/news05.php Robbery continues in the capital; Rs. 150,000 looted from musician’s house In yet another broad daylight robbery in the capital, a group of four robbers looted property worth Rs 150,000 from the residence of noted musician Nhu Bajracharya at Dhapasi area in Kathmandu this morning. According to the police, a group of four looters looted Rs 35,000 cash, 2 mobile phones and ornaments from Bajracharya's house. Bajracharya’s wife Sunima sustained head injuries when the dacoits attacked her during robbery. According to family sources, the looters, armed with iron rods and knives, broke into the house from a nearby house under construction. The dacoits overpowered three workers who were in the house and entered the house from the back at around 3:00 a.m. Yesterday, three people were killed when a group of armed robbers attempted to rob Jorpati branch of Nabil Bank. A group of robbers had looted properties worth Rs 2.5 million from a house in Santinagar, Kathmandu, Tuesday morning and armed robbers had looted Rs.1.1 million cash from the Nepal Bank Limited branch office in Chhetraparti the day before. nepalnews.com pb June 01 06 Related News

Home Minister is seeking divine blessings and powers to fore-see any such events happening and adopt strategy to prevent them. Transition phase has always been ideal for miscreants, now with Dasain on its way, incidences will only increase in numbers, and our HM is on a pligrimage, no wonder nobody really knows who is the authority in Nepal. Now with Pasupatinath, and Vishnu Avtar sidelined, we need aliens to keep an eye on the place closest to them on Earth.

But actually no one commented on the acts of terrorism still continuing under the Government of Terrorism... SPAM terrorists...give explanations or pictorial cartoons of how you are doing it?