Former King Gyanendra Shah says that though he left the Naryanhiti Royal Palace in the given situation, he still feels answerable for the nation and its people.Issuing a statement of the eve of Prithivi Jayanti, the birth anniversary of King Prithivi Narayan Shah, the former King also claimed that the Nepali people’s wish has been the monarchy’s wish in Nepal. “It is worth remembering that in america with the tradition from the people’s wish being the monarchy’s wish, we left the Naryanhiti Palace also in the view for this situation back then. However, we have never forgotten and we will remember our responsibilities for persons and the country,” conduct reads, “Not even ten years has passed and look for ourselves at a critical juncture where the question is not whether Nepal will progress, but whether it will exist.”Shah said that it’s been his conviction that the country is not and cannot be allowed to be anyone’s playground and that the existence and identity of Nepal can be saved through communal harmony, unity and love for the land. “We have to become an sort of how we can unite at the time of crisis. As the world community competes for prosperity, we are becoming increasingly more poor,” the statement reads
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