just happen to click to the page ,,, i know the curfew going on this and that, by now probably all the nepalies knows all this what make me post this is the second last paragraph, and i start wondering what wrong that unborn kid had done ,,,this is tha one case that came out but look as whole kathmandu,,how many ppls didnt get the emergency survices can we imagine who their situation is,,, is that the govrment ready to any thing at any cost just save his butt .,,,,....... fcuker GYANE will never rest in peace not even after his deadth http://www.k6yar.com/mambo/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=36 One of the Darkest Days of Nepal January 20 2006 Leaders of all political parties are under house arrest, curfew is in effect from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in Kathmandu, hundreds of the would be protesters are arrested, roads are as empty as ghost towns, shops are shut and dark, entire Kathmandu is like cemetery so far as it appears, and as if that‘s the way king wanted it. Stay home, don't get out and things will be better for Nepal! Congratulations to our security forces, you have done a great job, you are doing all you can to prevent the seven party unity and their planned demonstration on this day that could have enormous impact in initiating India to impose economical sanctions to bring down the King to his knees, and finally to bring Democracy back to Nepalese. There is a saying in Nepal, when there is a political crises in Nepal, India helps and the rest of the world just watch it! Oh wow, it’s just another day in bed or with family inside my home - a typical Nepal Bandha paradise, and watch some Indian channels and not to mention my indulgence in Dal Bhat and Gundruk ko Jhol! Don't have to go to work. When they have Nepal Bandha, I would have to walk for an hour to get to my office and another hour back to home. But today, I don't have to give pains to my legs. It’s a killer of this day for many and thanks to our King and his government, what a day off for hard working Nepalese like me!! I look out through my window and there are Nepali Armies everywhere like my personal body guards - I feel like I am a Nepali king for a day! My house or rather my palace is not that bad either - I build it from some undertable money I got from my boss who works in Tax Department in Babarmahal, and this house of mine was built at the time we had democracy and all political leaders were running this country - in God knows what direction! Oh yes, and when I have time I will listen to some radio and my favorite songs like “Ma Maray pani Mero Desh Banchi Rahos” and the songs like “Mero Pyaro Okhal Dunga“ and NTV with awesome news about King and his works and not to mention the Nepali national anthem which I always use it when I have my blocked ears due to sinus! I know that by the evening, there will be bloodsheds everywhere, arrests of uncounted peoples, and many more will have died but only me hiding in my own palace knowing that I am a coward! Does Nepali king and his family ride out of his home on this day too? Stop a running water with damn, then take it a way, its going to rush out of control. That’s exactly what is going to happen tomorrow. I am worried but very happy! Makes you wonder what our Nepali king is up to after this day? Is it possible to stop days from coming ? How many Nepalese can be arrested ? Come on India, you don’t need to wait for demonstrations to act. I got a call from a friend of mine whose relative didn’t get emergency vehicle on time to rush her pregnant women to a hospital. Getting permissions to pass through curfews took hours, you had to call here and there and just wait for hours, and the mother waited for hours in agony, it was already too late - the baby died. Later, the mother was asked by all her relatives why the baby had died, she replied, "Because of my King" Prithivi Narayan Shah was people’s king, because he listened to them and it is not impossible that our king can be our king!