The audience has every right to complain on the output of the BBC whether they are monarchist or democrats even the monarchist have published propagandas against BBC Nepali. But the question here is not about labeling BBC Nepali as being biased towards certain group of people. When the audience complains, the institution, well researched and their friends have to contemplate seriously and review their programs to identify where the mistakes have been made. It is wise to take the audiences feedback in a positive note rather than defending and claiming that everything being done is perfect. By the way, giving one and sundry examples is even more naive. The media is supposed to represent the perspective of the wider mass rather than few dozens of people in the Government. The media in question has given the impression that its targeted audience is council of ministers rather than the Nepalese public. People working there might not have particular political agenda but they are supposed to be responsible for their output if it is seen as biased by the wider audience. They have responsibility to give a reasonable answer to the dissatisfied group of audience. To suggest them to switch to other channel is utterly unprofessional and irresponsible.