Criminals in India joined hands with Nepal Army to eliminate the Maoists in Nepal
Shanti Rangaswamy
Apr. 22, 2006

According to media sources, the grass root level anti-Maoist movement in Nepal is actually run by criminals of India who joined hands with Nepal King and are now “allies” of Royal Nepal Army.

Captured Maoists in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh state of India revealed the facts to Indian authorities. Maoists send their killers to eliminate these Indian criminal allies of Nepal Royal Army in India.

Criminals in India joined hands with Nepal Army to eliminate the Maoists in Nepal
Shanti Rangaswamy
According to media sources, the grass root level anti-Maoist movement in Nepal is actually run by criminals of India who joined hands with Nepal King and are now “allies” of Royal Nepal Army.
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India tries to save the Nepal King while Nepal Moaists talk to Indian communists for their next move
Kiran Chaube
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Instances of brutality by police in Nepal to suppress the uprising against King Gyanendra have been caught on camera
Media Release
The tape is a powerful documentation of the indomitable courage by the people in the face of ruthless suppression by police Thursday when a teenager was reportedly kicked and beaten to death ...
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Nepal King gives up - Curfew re-imposed in Kathmandu; death toll reaches 14
Media Release
Nepal's royal government imposed an 11-hour curfew in Kathmandu on Friday, as another protester wounded a day earlier at a rally against King Gyanendra's rule died taking the number of demonstrators killed by security forces to 14.
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Nepal’s King Gyanendra said on Friday he was handing over power to political parties
Media Release
Nepal’s King Gyanendra said on Friday he was handing over power to political parties and asked them to recommend a new Prime Minister.
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Two senior opposition leaders involved in negotiations with communist rebels were arrested
Media Release
Jhala Nath Khanal and Bamdev Gautam, both of the Communist Party of Nepal, were arrested ...
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India's PM Manmohan Singh to seek German support and reversal of criticism for US nuclear deal
Media Release
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will travel to Germany this weekend where he will try to win support for a nuclear deal with Washington that Berlin has criticized, officials said.
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The United States has said that India's own moratorium on nuclear testing was one of the reasons why the civilian nuclear agreement was signed between the two countries
Media Release
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