| upperwestside |
Posted
on 05-Sep-01 11:55 PM
not. It is his family right.>
Dear Dumdum:
I do, for one, very deeply care to know how much property King Birendra has left behind and where does it go.
As someone suggested, why not establish King Birendra Trust. A just distribution of wealth should as a matter of fact be King Gyanendra's utomost concern at this point of time, given the inroads Maoists have made (in the name of) championing social reforms.
Don't forget, this family has left behind a huge, huge amount of property - both in terms of real easte holdings, and overseas desposits. Queen Aishwarya is believed to have collected hefty "donations" when she had monopoly over NGOs before 1990. Add to that King Birendra's own substantial inheritance. And we are here talking about billions and billions of rupees enough to set up a top-class university, or hospital.
King Birendra deserves a lasting legacy. Let King Gyanendra realize that.
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