The Times, UK, December 29, 2007
King Gyanendra of Nepal was stripped of his powers last night after the country’s provisional parliament voted to abolish the 239-year-old monarchy
He will remain in his palace until early next year, when the decision will be rubber-stamped by a newly elected assembly that will establish Nepal as a democratic federal republic.
After that the King will be forced to move to his private residence to live as a private citizen — the culmination of six years of self-destruction by the Nepalese monarchy.
“If the King creates serious hurdles in the elections he can be removed by a two-third majority of the interim parliament before the polls,” the parliamentary resolution states.
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