Deposed king 'could live in summer palace'

A senior minister says the government is likely to allow Nepal’s deposed king to live in the summer palace just northwest of the capital, Katmandu.

Deposed king 'could live in summer palace'
Wed, 04 Jun, 2008 - 10:01

A senior minister says the government is likely to allow Nepal’s deposed king to live in the summer palace just northwest of the capital, Katmandu.

Peace Minister Ram Chandra Poudel says the Cabinet was meeting today to decide if Gyanendra would be allowed to move to the Nagarjung palace.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: KatmanduPlace: Nagarjung palacePerson: Peace MinisterPerson: Ram Chandra PoudelPerson: GyanendraOrganisation: CabinetOrganisation: Constituent AssemblyOrganisation: Nepal
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