Posted by: pire January 4, 2011
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Shantipriya, there is a long list of people who were prejudiced in Panchayat and I don't want to go there. BRB was the board first and Upendra Devkota was also among top ten, so you would need a real pathetic system to be biased against them. CP Mainali however was a victim of political bias. Maitalal Gurung, of Hariyali Party, was also a victim, he was not given passport to attend CalTech in scholarship. I wouldn't waste my time comparing Panchayat with democracy, but since your stupidity seems to know no bound, I thought I would do you some favor.
and (*)(*), I have no idea what the fu(k you are talking about. You have to be more transparent in what you write. Don't write me in codeword because I hate that kind of shit. Gehendra was the son of Bir Shamsher and head of police (if you can call it so, they called this position Hajuriya general) during his father's reign. He was the first Nepali to bring Ford car to Nepal,which was later given to king Prithvi. He was also interested in experimenting with explosive devices, and made some crude pistols. When his father died, Dev Shamsher succeeded Bir as the PM of Nepal. Dev Shamsher wanted to screw Gehendra's favorite concubine (her name was Jalaf Nani). This led him to scheme with Chandra to overthrow Dev. Dev was overthrown when he was invited by Gehendra and brothers to their Seto Bangala in the pretext of partitioning their assets. Gehendra was therefore a major conspirator in overthrowing Dev. After that Chandra became PM. However, given the fact that Gehendra was the head of Police/secret service, was well educated and was influential, Chandra never felt safe as long as he was around. In the Vijaya Dashai of 1963 Bikram Sambat, when Gehendra went to do dhog to Chandra, a pestol dropped from his pocket, and it made Chandra suspicious of his long term motive. Precise circumstances of his death are unknown, but it was widely believed that he died after having alcohol/duck egg on Bhadra 1964 VS when he was 35 years old and was holding the post of Dakshin Tarfako Commanding General (DaKaJa). I don't know what more you want to know about Gehendra. But don't shit with me in codewords anymore.
Shantipriya, there is a long list of people who were prejudiced in Panchayat and I don't want to go there. BRB was the board first and Upendra Devkota was also among top ten, so you would need a real pathetic system to be biased against them. CP Mainali however was a victim of political bias. Maitalal Gurung, of Hariyali Party, was also a victim, he was not given passport to attend CalTech in scholarship. I wouldn't waste my time comparing Panchayat with democracy, but since your stupidity seems to know no bound, I thought I would do you some favor.
and (*)(*), I have no idea what the fu(k you are talking about. You have to be more transparent in what you write. Don't write me in codeword because I hate that kind of shit. Gehendra was the son of Bir Shamsher and head of police (if you can call it so, they called this position Hajuriya general) during his father's reign. He was the first Nepali to bring Ford car to Nepal,which was later given to king Prithvi. He was also interested in experimenting with explosive devices, and made some crude pistols. When his father died, Dev Shamsher succeeded Bir as the PM of Nepal. Dev Shamsher wanted to screw Gehendra's favorite concubine (her name was Jalaf Nani). This led him to scheme with Chandra to overthrow Dev. Dev was overthrown when he was invited by Gehendra and brothers to their Seto Bangala in the pretext of partitioning their assets. Gehendra was therefore a major conspirator in overthrowing Dev. After that Chandra became PM. However, given the fact that Gehendra was the head of Police/secret service, was well educated and was influential, Chandra never felt safe as long as he was around. In the Vijaya Dashai of 1963 Bikram Sambat, when Gehendra went to do dhog to Chandra, a pestol dropped from his pocket, and it made Chandra suspicious of his long term motive. Precise circumstances of his death are unknown, but it was widely believed that he died after having alcohol/duck egg on Bhadra 1964 VS when he was 35 years old and was holding the post of Dakshin Tarfako Commanding General (DaKaJa). I don't know what more you want to know about Gehendra. But don't shit with me in codewords anymore.