Let’s do a thought experiment: Let’s consider Mr. G and Dr. B are sitting face-to-face to observe the letter -6- at the centre of a round table. Mr. G will see it as six where as Dr. B as nine. They will argue and argue and argue to prove what each has seen is right but they will never be able to convince each other. Why? Because they are stuck to only one point of view; they know only partial truth. Similarly, if I see Baburam and Prachanda from only one point of view I will not be able to do justice. The truth appears to me will be partial. At least two points of view, 180 ⁰ to each other, are necessary conditions to make a sensible observation of something/someone. So, let me do that!