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I have become Prime Minister twice. I have also
become the Party President. There is no position above these that I aspire to achieve
anymore. So whatever I am speaking these days are in the nation's interest. These are the
things I feel. Girija Prasad Koirala, Nepali Congress President and
former Prime Minister, in Bimarsha. * * * It is unfortunate that the plane coming from Kathmandu was
hijacked. But I don't think this incident will affect the cordial relations existing
between India and Nepal. Jaswant Singh, Indian Minister for External Affairs,
in Bimarsha. * * * It is futile to try to diminish anybody's talents or
abilities. Such attempts are like trying to spit at the sky. Krishna Gopal Shrestha, central member of UML,
commenting on the party general secretary Madhav Kumar Nepal's decision to make Amrit
Kumar Bohara the acting general secretary before he left for USA --bypassing K.P. Oli, the
party's deputy leader in the parliament, in Deshanter. * * * The terror unleashed by the government and Congress is more
dangerous than that of Maoists. Mohan Bikram Singh, general secretary of radical
communist party Masal, in Budhabar. * * * The Prime Minister had offered the post of Deputy Prime
Minister to me. But, I don't know about latest developments and difficulties, if any,
being faced by the Prime Minister to execute his decision. Ram Chandra Poudel, former Speaker and senior Nepali
Congress leader, in Dristi. * * * It is nonsense to suggest that India wants to bring Nepal
under its security umbrella or take over the security at the Tribhuvan International
Airport." Indian ambassador K. V. Rajan, addressing the Republic
Day function organized at the Indian embassy in Kathmandu, in Kantipur daily. * * * We must prevent the corrupt politicians from defiling the
sacred statues of our beloved martyrs from their sinful touches." Kuber Sharma, President, Hiriyali Nepal Party, speaking on the
Martyr's Day. * * *
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