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EU envoys to boycott King’s birthday reception
Kantipur Report
KATHMANDU, July 4 - Ambassadors to Nepal of the member states of the European Union (EU) on Wednesday decided not to attend the tea reception being organised by the Royal Palace on July 8 to mark King Gyanendra's 61st birthday.
British Ambassador to Nepal, Andrew Hall -- who assumed the local EU Presidency from Sunday -- announced the decision today during a press meet in the capital.

Hall said that the EU envoys had refused the Royal Palace invitation because accepting it in the present circumstances would not cast a positive impression.

“We, representatives of the European Union, have decided that we will not be able to attend the party,” said the British envoy.

He also clarified that the Foreign Ministry had not sent any verbal or written request to do so.

Ambassador Hall also urged the government and the political parties to work towards creating a favourable environment for the Constituent Assembly election to be held on November 22.

He said that the government needs to empower the police forces to maintain law and order in the country to hold free and fair elections.

Among the 27 member states of the EU- five countries, Germany, France, Finland, Denmark and England have embassies in the country.

Earlier, American and Indian envoys James F. Moriarty and Shiv Shankar Mukherjee respectively had made it clear that they would not be attending the party.
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Now almost all Ambassador not taking part in PANCHA MANDALI CONVENTION.
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Diamond Jubilee Part of the Grand Design Gimmicks
Gyanendra, sidelined by people, is planning to organize a lavish party and a procession to mark his birthday that the nation celebrates no more in the next few days (23rd of Ashad) in Soaltee Hotel and in Narayanhitti Palace. No EPA leaders and any sensible person should attend that cursed party and procession.
By Prakash Bom

It would be utter humiliation of EPA leaderships if they even think to attend this diamond jubilee of a king who had freshly attempted to murder the democracy to become an absolute monarchy against the aspiration of people of Nepal. It would be disgraceful if an individual of the organization such as civil society’s or human rights’ or journalists’ or lawyers’ or teachers’ or workers’ or students’ who played active rule in people’s movement II participate in this jubilee that is nothing but the part of the grand design gimmicks. The gimmicks are intended to down play the democratic achievements of people’s movement II. Those political leaderships and professionals who will attend this jubilee their intellectual and political integrity for democracy will be shattered.

We have to understand a monarchy is an institution not an individual. But the feudal monarchy of Nepal has deliberately exercised the personality cult as easy gimmicks to subdue the people of Nepal. Monarchy’s practice of personality cult began most dominantly since the autocratic Panchayat regime. The oligarchic rule of Ranas did not make any fuss about the king’s birthday jubilees. Rather kings were confined in the palace. On the contrary, the palace was inspired by the communist dictatorship era to exercise personality cult to induce the people of Nepal with the politics of fear of the almighty king. As a matter of fact, people were frightened to death to speak against the king until just before the people’s movement I (1990). As a result, people’s movement II has been successful to transcend people of Nepal from this personality-cult-fear of the almighty king.

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NEPAL ROYAL B’DAY BASH:
COCKTAIL FOR SPECIAL ONES, HIGH TEA-SAMOSA FOR MEDIA MEN
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Nepal’s Royal Palace has organized a three day long party to celebrate King Gyanendra’s sixty-one birthday.
Termed as a diamond jubilee celebration by the royal palace, the party will start the gala festivities from Friday until Sunday.
In the three days time, the Royal Palace has invited more than six thousand people and has plans to spend more than 50 million rupees, sources close to the royal palace reveal.
The invited guests are the Prime Minister, Ministers in the Cabinet, Some Parliamentarians, High Ranking Government officials, King’s Well Wishers, Ex-Panchas, members of the former royal cabinet, royal family members, businessmen, representatives of various diplomatic corps, journalists and King Gyanendra’s teachers and others.
For the Friday and Saturday Party, the invitation has been sent on behalf of Queen Komal, for Sunday Party Prince Paras and Princess Himani have sent the invitation cards, reports say. July 6, 2007

Sayami is Royalist !!!


No body gives a damn about his b'day but Mr.Sayami is in Love with Gyanendra.
Are you invited in his B'day,Syami ?...hahahaha

People talking about Democracy dont even know how to categorize B'day party. Dumb A$$ Nepalese---not only today--will always be. It has become evident that Nepalese mind lies inside their A$$.

Let the man have his buttday party. Let those who want to go, go. All I ask is that the public fund and resources be not used for it. If Komal wants to throw a party, let her fork the bill. If Parasey wants to host the shindig, let him cover the expenses. No taxpayer should have to bear the burden of their moj-masti. Other than that, if we want to be a democratic country, we should allow everybody to exercise their freedom, even royals and royalists. That's all.

I agree with Riten. king has his rights too he want to celebrate let him celebrate.
why do YCL care if they try to stop his bday bass thats dictator ship.................isnt it...
I think YCL and Maoist is Dictators them self.................they dont care about peoples right this in not democracy...........this is bull shit