RNA confounded by a library in Pokhara Sajha Post Reporter (Embedded with RNA now) --------------------------------------------- RNA commandos have escalated their search of the Maoists in the hinterland of Nepal, and that includes Pokhara, a city 200 KM west from Kathmandu.Major Shaubhagya Rana of Kali Bahadur Gulm, speaking with this representative, said he was upbeat, that his boys would dig up the Maoists from any spider hole they might be hiding, and that things would cool down soon under the command of his majesty the king. Yesterday, this reporter companied the RNA men in their search of the Maoists. We reached Prithvi Narayan Campus library at Bagar while pursuing the Maoists. The soldiers were nonplussed about the library. The books were hindering their search. Major Rana then called directly to the RNA headquarter: "Sir, we have a library here. It seems useless, and suspiciously located here." Rana said. The military liaison officer said he needed to consult with the palace in that matter. So we all waited for a few minutes. Then came the call back from the headquarter: "The king says, if the books in the library contradict Shahi Ghosana (royal proclamation), then they shouldn't be there, and if the books agree with the Shahi Ghosana, then they are superfluous. So go ahead and destroy the library."