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Nepal vice president ordered to retake oath over language row
Jul 24, 2009, 11:32 GMT
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Dear editor,
You have released the very good news of Nepalese Supreme Court about oath of the corrupt traitors the so-called vice president Parmanadha Jha who wanted the domination of India. We Nepalese people no longer want the unconstitutional rule of the so called larger parties Maoists, Congress, UML, Madhesis. When Maoist was in power under the premiership of Parchanda they could not do anything for the nation except disturbing & destroying in every front. Maoist-led government failed. After the resignation of Maoist, UML Madhab Nepal, the most opportunists, incumbent and anti-nationalist man, like Parmananda Jha, became the prime minister. Nepalese people can't accept anything from such visionless person. So, we, Nepalese people welcome the Court decission.
Thank you.
Dirgha Raj Prasai
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