Security condition is worsening extremely in all major cities of Nepal particularly in Kathmandu valley: Urgent news to share you. Less than 2 weeks ago, Mr. Rajesh Bajracharya (who is currently in USA)'s mom was badly attacked and their home was invaded by armed looters. They not only looted and ransacked their house but also brutally attacked an old aged women. Another bad incident happened to our comunity of dear Narayan Tamrakar (Executive member of NOA, Newa Organization of America, Los Angeles Chapter) 's 84 years old father was brutally beaten last night by criminals ; he is hospitalized and is in serious condition. Incident: Last night at 1am at Chasukhel( near sukul dhoka)heart of Bhaktapurour, February 1 , 2007 that 5 armed men broke main entrace door and entered into home and took control 4 house members then brutally beaten 84 years old father RamTamrakar with Khukuri. They snatched safe key from him then ranasacked all the safe boxes and robbed anyhthing of value in the family jewelry and ornaments. While it was happenening his sister in law, who was in different room, was able to make phone call to police but they did not arrive at the site for more than 1 hour. The police could have come there in less than 3 minutes because the district police office is very near from there. If police would have arrived at time these looters would be captured for sure. These growing criminal activities and sad incidents in our motherland show that there is direct link between robbers, police and probably corrupted leaders as well. Currently, 84 years father is seriously hospitalize at Noris Hospital in Kathmandu. He is well known Social worker for long time in Bhaktapur. He has put lots of good impact and inspiration in society. Such a things to happen at his age is shameful to the government and our society. Now we must aware and wake up to stop Continious and series of home invasion, Kids being kidnapped and blackmailed, Our grandpa and grandma being victimized, Our hard-saved wealth being looted.. Few weeks ago Prof. Fanindra Neupane's home was invaded in the same way. He is also in his late 60s and his sons are in abroad. Few of these cases are known to us and there must be a lot other cases which did not errupt up to the news media. Most of these cases are happening to the old-age parents of nepalese diaspora who are struggling in foreign land. (bear with typo et al., posted here in hurry, main information source is an email from one of the victim)