Kantipur is good on attacking its opponents verbally, not on providing information. Looks like corrupted Hem Raj Gyawali is afraid of his wrongdoings now on the legal electoral emergence of rebels burgeoning from the so called 'elite' (and thus anti-maoist) Kathmandu.

No doubt there are number of talented journalists in Kantipur, and it has contributed to democratic Nepal to some extent. But it is always biased and used its popularity to convert black money of its corrupted managers and investors to white money.

Sacking Yuva Raj Ghimire (former BBC journalist, Kantipur editor-in-chief during royal massacre, and now editor of Samay) was proof of that.