Support our King to restore peace in Nepal

To: Nepalese living across the globe
On February 1st 2005, the King of Nepal, Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev sacked the Deuba's government for the second time after it failed to hold election and initiate a peace talk process with the Maoists. Our King's decision was the only option after the government, led by PM Deuba was unable to bring Maoist rebels to the negotiating table and to organize parliamentary elections.
By the Grace of God the most merciful and truthful, His Majesty King Gyanendras action is truly justified against the ill activities that has been prevalent in Nepal in the name of "democracy" for years. The political identities and their subjects have created more anarchy and injustice to our people and our beloved land. In the name of "democracy" we have witnessed plunder, rape and injustice done to our dear motherland and its people. Political parties and its candidates have exploited the very window of democracy from every angle possible for their own well being.

We very much understand that we depend on interwoven world where " democracy" plays a vital role for very existence of nation states. We understand and agree that " fundamental rights" is a strong foundation of any nation states. But have we really thought of what we have given or done to our dear nation in the name of democracy? Have we really thought what we could do for our beloved nation? Have we really thought to be a realist and face the facts of our years of democratic rule?
We have seen in the last fifteen years what democracy has brought to our motherland. You, me and all are the witness to it. Can we further risk ourselves and be a puppet of India by allowing the " great knowledgeable leaders" to once again come to power and drain us all of what we have? We have lost enough; we have lost lives that are so precious. It was time when in Nepal crime was unheard of. Do you remember any murders or serious crimes committed before we came under the golden glove of democracy? Our Late Majesty King Birendra gave democracy to our people for what they want. Our Late Majesty also became a silent spectator as a constitutional Monarch and observed keenly the pulling of chairs and struggling for the greed of power amongst our democratically elected leaders. We have seen FIFTEEN Prime-Ministers of various parties in an achieved democracy of FOURTEEN years. We have witnessed enough of what " ill guided democracy" can lead to. And now we have to put an end to it sooner or later for the best of our land and its people. The very fine example of democracy is the Maoist. If the democracy was followed truthfully by our political Leaders we would not face what we see today. Many deprived people have been a tool of Maoism or communism, If our leaders had followed a " rightful path towards democracy" and respecting all lives we would not have witnessed to what we see today.


Nepal at present is at crises. We pledge to you all to be united and stand by our King to bring and restore peace in our country.

Jai Nepal