Nepal’s Army Accepts New Government

29 May 2006

Nepal’s army will accept the authority of the new government, the chief of the army said Sunday. In his first comments since Parliament curbed King Gyanendra’s powers, including his control of the armed forces, the army chief, Gen. Pyar Jung Thapa, said troops were committed to democracy in Nepal. Full Story

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