Before Nagarkot too, similar incidents happened mnay times; - Doramba (18 alleged Maoists killed in cold blood by the army) - Doti (Four students among 10 killed in indiscriminate firing inside a school by the army) - Balaju, Kathmandu (Youth killed when an irate army man shoots him) - Hetauda (Bus helper killed in �gaccidental�h firing by another army man) - Chisapani, Khotang (Three, one of them teacher, killed by army for no fault) - Sarlahi (Army batters two persons, forces them to dig their own grave and after pushing them into it, shoots them) - Pandaun (Royal Nepal Army (RNA) orders villagers to vacate their homes within a week after clash with Maoists) - Bhairahawa (Indiscriminate and paranoid firing by RNA after the Maoists opened fire and fled) - Pokhara (Indiscriminate firing similar to that in Bhairahawa kills a student) All these incidents have occurred since August 17, 2003 (Courtesy of the article by DAMAKANT JAYSHI in KOL) This used to happen in panchayat days (and before that too) too. Army would go and kill peple indiscriminately in cultural programs. People haven't forgotten Piskar and Chhintang. And there were massive army operations in Rolpa and Rukum too. Rise of maoist movement was fueled by these army operations.