If anyone had the inkling of Mr. Pushpa Kamal Dahal’s sudden trip to Singapore then it was only Amresh Kumar Singh.

Not even his party colleagues, let alone the leaders of the United Marxist Leninists Party and the Nepali Congress, had any idea or whatsoever, over his Singapore trip that has already been termed a mysterious one by the media.

Mr. Singh, a former Nepali Congress Parliamentarian and the one who is considered as excessively close to the RAW (India’s notorious Intelligence Agency) mandarins told the BBC, November 16, 2009, that Mr. Dahal while talking to him over telephone, a day earlier, had told him about his trip to Singapore.

Mr. Dahal had talked to Mr. Singh to convey the message to the Indian establishment that he was heading for Singapore.

While Prachanda was on his way to the Airport he made a telephone call to K. P. Sharma Oli, one of the influential leaders of the UML and a trusted partner of the New Delhi establishment, that he would be out of the country for two days, claim sources.

To recall, the Nepali Congress’s frail President Mr. Girija Prasad Koirala is already in Singapore receiving medical treatments. And, it is also not a mere coincidence that Mr. S.D. Muni, India’s so-called RAW funded Nepal expert has already arrived in Singapore. Here lay the message perhaps why Koirala was brought to Singapore for his medical treatments?

It is also known through sources that Mr. Muni will mediate a deal between Koirala and Prachanda.

Reports also claim that Prachanda, who had met with one of the High Ranking Officials of IB (Intelligence Bureau), India, some three months back in London, will also meet some key Indian intelligence officials while being in Singapore.

The Unified Maoists’ Party Chief had left for Singapore on Monday November 16, 2009, along with Krishna Bahadur Mahara, the party’s foreign relations bureau chief.

The Janadisha Daily, the Maoists’ party mouthpiece claims that Chairman Dahal will be attending a party cadre meeting in Singapore. Dahal and Mahara took a TG 401 Flight to Singapore at 2:00 PM.

The Janadisha refutes the media reports that Nepal’s Former Crown Prince Paras Shah and Prachanda took the same flight to Singapore.

Mr. Shah had left for Singapore 1:30 PM, November 16, 2009 in a Silk Air Flight.

Comments (8)

!!!!!! Owe Herminder !...If you travel rest of the World, you will find stingy Indians are treated as a dirt..The curry smelling.....On the other hand, every body loves Nepalis as a peaceful Budha..Don't worry, if you need help for your "KHALISTAN" we can still help you in the future..Just bring your empty TATA trucks and we will give you the goodies.

Commented by samrat~ - November 17, 2009 @ 9:36 PM

Nepali leaders can not solve their problem without mediation from outside. This is a fact of Nepali history. Let not blame the current politician for this weakness. It is part of our history and it part of our culture. We suffered from mediation simply the mediators had their personal interest. We are in chaos this time then ever in our history. Bad past has gone but good future is not in the horizon. We need mediator I find very different trend if Prof. Muni a citizen of Singapor is th this role. My last suggestion to TElegraph is please do good research. Instead of being proud on inflammatory journalism journalist, look toward fact oriented.

Commented by Nirmal - November 17, 2009 @ 9:04 AM

SD Muni is a dangerous snake and Pushpa Dahal and Girija Koirala are serpents. They have realised that Nepalis have no --- and we Indians can treat Nepalis like dirt.

Commented by Harminder - November 17, 2009 @ 7:22 AM

In Nepali whether political or scholor cultures when people survived he/she could not get respect when diet everyone goes to Arjyaghat and giving tear as GHOHIKO AASHU. Nepali politial party leaders are controlling the remote controle of Indian rulers more or less. That is why Nepali political party leaders are supreamacy than people. If top Nepali political party leaders are pure minded why they do not have time to raise without direct elected people cannot be any kind of minister of Nepal whether minister or PM. As well propertional election system should be crackdown or abolush, if not propertional elected person of parliament cannot be also any kind of minister. That is why Nepali political top leaders are look like a horse. because horse is only see direct. In conclusion propertional election system is not good in Nepali political environment. Political top leaders of nepal should learn the lesson from PM Madhav Nepal...

Commented by Karan - November 17, 2009 @ 2:53 AM

I don't know whether Prof. S.D. Muni is RAW agent or not but what I'm sure is that, Prof Muni is faculty at National University of Singapore (Institute of South Asian Studies) [ http://www.isasnus.org/profile.php?name=muni ]! He was in S'pore long before all this drama started, if you still have doubt you can email him at isassdm@nus.edu.sg -please try to verify before publishing any article!!

Commented by Sajilo Nepal - November 17, 2009 @ 1:46 AM

kill all these bastards - as long as they are alive we common Nepalese would not be able to live in peace and prosper.

Commented by chyangba - November 17, 2009 @ 1:41 AM

Dirty political games have been well palying by dirty leaders of current Nepal.All power-hunger and blind politicians are trying their best to please their real master ( External power ).Nepal has been made a play-ground for external evil power for their long-term strategical gain viz.taking the path of Sikkimisation.If,in case,process of Sikkimisation is not really materialise then process of Bhutanise is almost certain.So,people needs to wake-up and try their best to penalise all these disloyal and dangerous politicians for their anti-national acts.Jay Nepal !

Commented by Pant,Dibakar,In the US - November 16, 2009 @ 11:21 PM

No matter how much Prachnde barks blaming other party leaders their remote control is India, he is also one of the poppy of same "kukurni" India..Just the difrent color puppy.

Commented by samrat~ - November 16, 2009 @ 10:46 PM

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