The Friday night on June 1, 2001, was a black day in the history of Nepal and an unfortunate era started for the Nepali nationals. The entire family of the sitting king was assassinated by crown prince Dipendra. A strong belief that existed among the Nepali nationals was that the crown prince was provoked by some foreign elements to eliminate the institution of monarchy. The institution was a strong and patriotic organ which prevented Nepal from foreign interference, however, foreigners, especially the Indians were furious with the institution as the monarchy in Nepal was always an obstacle to achieving their interests. The Indian design to bring Nepal under its security umbrella was not new since India was liberated from British colonial rule, and the efforts were on. The 1990 people’s movement, the birth of the Maoist “people’s war”, the 2006 April uprising and the conspiracy to declare Nepal a secular, federal republic are the Indo-West design introduced to destroy Nepal. The last king Gyanendra was dethroned through an Indo-West conspiracy and those foreigners fed horses were used in doing so.
It has not been hidden that India had solely supported the Maoist “people’s war” in the process of weakening Nepali sovereignty and independence. Finally, the 12-point Delhi agreement drafted by the RAW and South Block dominated by the Christians was inked by the seven parliamentarian parties and radical Maoists under the coordination of the Indians with an understanding of ending the institution of monarchy and flourishing Christianity in the country.
The Indians committed a blunder by joining hands with the Western elements in the removal of the monarchy, which played a balanced role and stood as a security fence between the two nations India and China. Today, Nepal has turned into a playground of foreign elements, which has become a serious security threat for both India and China. Those foreign-fed horses are in a race to please their foreign bosses by undermining Nepal’s interests, existence, sovereignty and independence. At a time when those so-called Nepali leaders are dancing to the foreigners’ tune by serving the Indo-West interests, surely, they are compelling to awaken the sleeping dragon. Being alarmed by the MCC and SPP, and the elephant’s attempt to climb towards the Himalayas, the dragon will obviously come to react.
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