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“Nobody has interfered in the process of
nomination of the heads of the constitutional bodies. The delay is because of our own
inability.” Prime Minister Surya Bahadur Thapa, in Gorkhapatra * * * “I
will lead the movement alone if others have felt exhausted.” Girija Prasad Koirala, president of Nepali Congress and former prime
minister in Gorkhapatra * * * “How
can we justify the assassination of four school children in order to kill a Maoist rebel
within school premises?” Shushil Raj Pyakurel, member of National Human Rights Commission, speaking at
the Martin Chautari. * * * “The
government is weak and the administration resembles a flat tire.” Rabi Bhakta Shrestha, former minister and businessman, in Jana Bhawana. * * * “There
will not be a favorable situation for us to return until the situation is improved through
a meaningful dialogue between the refugee groups and the Bhutanese King.” Tek Nath Rijal, Bhutanese democratic leader, in The Kathmandu Post. * * * “We
have no objection about the unified command. But we seriously object to the tendency of
painting a picture that democracy and peace cannot co-exist.” Dr. Ram Sharan Mahat, former minister and senior leader of Nepali Congress,
in Nepal Television. * * * “He
was the hero of the Nepalese music.” Shiva Shankar, senior singer, on the sad demise of his long time colleague
Natikaji. * * * “The
Maoists are expert in sowing confusion by throwing statements here and there.” Ram Chandra Poudel, senior leader of Nepali Congress and former deputy prime
minister, speaking at an interaction. * * *
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