Gyanendra of Nepal - Claim of Agreement To Retain Constitutional Monarchy After April 2006 Uprising

Claim of Agreement To Retain Constitutional Monarchy After April 2006 Uprising

King Gyanendra also stated in the interview with News24 that a written agreement exists between the politicians and him that Constitutional Monarchy will be retained when he gave up his powers to the politicians and restored the parliament that he had sacked.

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