Kathmandu Feb 8 further reports of support to the Kings move from the Nepalese residing all around the Globe have been coming in. Our Washington correspondent says that a group of people from the royal Nepalese embassy has organised a reception at the Hilton in which some migrated family members of the ministers of the ex panchayat era expressed big hopes of their revival of fortunes in the new situation. 'The Kings bold move will wipe out any chances of poor Kamaiyas to protest against their landlords ' said the ambassador. The military attache said , the army's main job was to round up the active members of all the political parties excluding the RPP. The phone lines will not be connected unless Maoists lay their arms and surrrender,he said. A special banquette was organized later at it's home in which he warned the low level staffs of the embassy that there job would be stripped off if anybody raised concerns or disagreement on the King's decree. A big goat was airlifted from Kathmandu to Washington via Frankfort to celebrate the occasion. Our correspondent heard one of the attache's two wives saying- she would order another goat if some of the the prodemocratic leaders were murdered. The audience clapped their hands in an unanimous support to her remark. In London, our correspondent was invited to a talk programme organised by the ambassador Mr. Rana. At the function attended by twelve of his guests, the amabassador revealed that the UK would support the King's move if Nepal ordered the Gurkha soldiers to withdraw their campaign for equal rights to their British counterparts within two months. The ambassador said he had given his words to the ministers of Foreign Office but , UK 's pressure would not matter anything if America continued it's support to King Gyanendra, he insisted. I dont give a damn to what the british ministers say, because I will be heading to washington very soon, the ambassador said. Our Delhi correspondent reports that a group of Mob burnt the effigy of Girija Prasad Koirala and madhav Nepal near rastrapati bhawan. Earlier a daurasurwal julush was organised near jantarMantar where the picture of Gyanedra was offered with Garlands and bouquette. The chief guest, the ambassador addressed the gathering. He said, 'India's opposition to the King's move is only vocal because we have assured that India can construct five more dams in Nepal's territory in the next three years. The displaced people will be offered to stay in the Jhupad patti areas of Delhi as part of a goodwill gesture from Indai, said General Mehta, one of the advisors on Nepal in the South Block. In Beijing , Students studying MBBS in Chinese universities staged a mass gatering in Tiannmen square demanding the execution of democratic and student leaders held in detention for the last three days. A contingent of Chinese red army was deployed their to provide security to the students People's daily reports that the ambassador has assured the students that at least a dozen of the leaders will be executed and hundreds of them prosecuted in the next 6 months. But no one can say, how many will end up in jail, he emphasized. Meanwhile two human rights activists from Amnesty International were denied entry to Nepal saturday. They were told to go back to their country because Nepal no longer needed Human rights activists as the army would root out human rights abuser from the country within 6 months. Two CNN and a BBC journalist were also sent back from TIA on friday.