Slackdemic Ji, it's a good question; thank you! First of all I don't go by doubts. Second I don't want to discuss imaginary scenario. So, please forgive me I have no evidence to blame on King Gyanendra for Royal Massacre. Of course I have compassion for King Birendra's family no matter who killed them. I have compassion for all disadvantaged Nepali brothers and sisters and strong commitment to do something for them. Compassion is a state of mind, it is always for those people who are suffering. Suffering is not only to be physically disadvantaged. Psychological agony is quite severer misery then the physical deficiency. Very few people suicide for lack of food, however, many people suicide because they can not bear the psychological agony. This is the reason why there is more suicide rate in Norway and Japan then anywhere else. I have sympathy for the king because I believe he is in psychological agony. Compassion is a state of mind, it doesn't distinguish rich or poor, haves or have notes. The heart gets filled up for anyone who is suffering. As a well wisher, I would suggest king to leave the arrogance nature; win the hearts of people if he wants to remain the king. I personally don't have any reason to admire him. I personally don't see any good quality in him which deserve my respect. It could be true that I don't know him.