In principle what Deuba said is not incorrect. The state heads are the supreme commander of the army also, if we see the traditions and practises of other countries but irony is that our state head does not respect the universal traditions and practises. It will be just an stupidity to expect King G to be as ceremonial as Queen Elizabeth of UK or King Akihito of Japana or other European monarchs. Its not Deuba but the king himself must appear in TV and claim the supremacy of the army and convince the nation that he would remain inactive. And Deuba, he has to always do something funny or create a scandal to show his presence in Nepali politics.