On the onset, my reaction is "this guy not again." It would have been easier to let go of these things. They say pick your battle, and by picking the "battle" against the well liked figures, Mr. Nepal is getting a bad publicity.

But then think about his profession. This is what Mr. Nepal does for living (if not full time then part time). People using his pictures are outright violating the biggest covenant of his profession and it is his right, and responsibility, to voice against such violation.

The concept of copyright is still not grasped by Nepal (or India); it's about time people pay respect to one's copyright. Hopefully Mr. Kharel will issue a simple apology on this issue.