Gyanendra will not leave Nepal
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Kathmandu, May 30:The Nepalese capital was on Friday abuzz with speculation that ousted monarch Gyanendra had made a midnight exit from Narayanhiti Palace but his aides dismissed the reports and said he has no "immediate" plans to leave the country.
A private television channel showed pictures of few vehicles moving out of the pink-hued palace and claimed that King Gyanendra had moved out, hours after protesters demanding his eviction clashed with the police outside the building.
But King Gyanendra’s personal secretary Pashupati Bhakta Maharjan refuted the reports and asserted that King Gyanendra was still residing there.
"It is totally false, King Gyanendra is still in the Narayanhiti palace," Mr Maharjan said.
—PTI
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