Dear Editor, I think it would better if your reporters could study a bit of history about the places that they are reporting. King Gyanendra's father was King Mahendra, not Tribhuwan. Tribhuwan was his granpa. Anyway your news reports would sound more credible if you could also have the views of those people who have to work daily and are not free to organize the political protest. I do not understand why your news articles are always based on what the political figures and policital victims have to say and never based on what the common people who have to work everyday, whose lives have been hampered like hell due to all this chaos caused by the deeds of the political figures and their followers most of whom are students ( not all the studends, but those who are not reallly there to study) who have been made victims of police brutality. I guess there is another mass of people too other than those who are always looking for trouble. If one is to always look for views of such people then I guess there are enough hooligans and trouble makers in UK as well who are always ready to say that police over there are brutal. So UK does not have any democracy too based on what such people say. I hope this would mean something to your reporters. bj ================================= guys please write sth to these news reporters. letters@independent.co.uk