the only viable option for him, as i see, is to remain quiet. and that's what he's been doing-- just wait and see how things unfold. see, if spa and maoists can rule the roost and live up with the expectations of people. see if the unrests in terai can bring something worthwhile for his existence.

i don't see why he has to make remarks on the present political scenario. that will only add fuel to the republic movement and will escalate and accelerate the ongoing movement for the same.

and i see that we, nepalese, are too considerate at times. two months ago, the same people who were vocal for republic nepal are now having doubts on their minds. where is this sudden romance for the  institution coming from?