पासपोर्ट नहुँदा पारस बैंककमा अलपत्र :: ParasShah, Ex-Crown Prince of Nepal in Bangkok !!
Paras is the only son of the deposed King Gyanendra and Queen Komal of Nepal. He has one sister, Prerana. He received his early education at St. Joseph's College in Darjeeling, India; Budhanilkantha School, Kathmandu; and Laboratary School, Kathmandu. He later attended Luther College in Iowa, and the Schiller International University in the United Kingdom studying for an undergraduate degree in Business Administration. However, he did not complete his undergraduate education.
१५ माघ, काठमाण्डौ । सामान्यतः केही नभएका र कोही नभएका मान्छे बिचल्लीमा पर्छन् । बिदेशको ठाउँमा धेरै नेपालीहरु यस्तै अबस्थामा बिचल्ली पर्दा नेपालीहरुले नै सहयोग गरेर उद्दार गर्ने गर्छन् । तर, सवै पुगिसरी भएका पूर्व युवराज पारस शाह अहिले बिचल्लीको अबस्थाबाट गुज्रिएका छन् ।
थाइल्याण्डको राजधानी बैंककबाट केही पर रहेको चियाङमाइस्थित लागूऔषध पुनस्थापना केन्द्रबाट डिस्चार्ज भएको दुई साता बितिसक्यो । केन्द्र पारसमा अब लागूऔषधको कुनै अंश बाँकी नरहेको र उनी पूर्णरुपमा पुर्नस्थापित भएको ठहर गरिसक्यो । अब उनी नेपाल फर्किन सक्ने अबस्थामा छन् ।
तर, उनी चाहेर पनि नेपाल फर्किन सकिरहेका छैनन् । कारण, पुर्नस्थापनामा लगिएका ब्यक्तिका सवै चीज प्रहरीकहाँ हुन्छन् । उनको पासपोर्ट पनि थाई प्रहरीको नियन्त्रणमा छ ।
पुनस्थापना भइसके पनि उनी आफ्नै चाहनाले हिडडुल गर्न सक्दैनन् । त्यसलै स्थानीय अभिभावकका रुपमा प्रेमीका कन्निका चाइसानलाई राखेका छन् । उनलाई अहिले नेपाल फर्किने चटारो भएपनि प्रहरीले दिन नमानिरहेको बुधबार प्रकाशित जनआस्था साप्ताहिकले छापेको छ ।
प्रहरीले अहिले आधिकारिक अभिभावकलाई मात्र राहदानी दिने र उनको साथमा मात्र थाइल्याण्ड छाड्न पाउने जनाउ दिएको छ ।
थाई प्रहरीले कन्निकालाई आधिकारिक अभिभावक मान्दैन । कारण, पारस र उनीवीच आधिकारिक बिबाह भएको छैन् । थाई प्रहरीले पत्नी हिमानी वा बाबु ज्ञानेन्द्रलाई मात्र आधिकारिक अभिभावक मान्ने भएकाले अब पारसलाई त्यहाँबाट मुक्त गरेर ल्याउन उनीहरु दुईमध्ये एक जना जानुपर्ने अबस्था छ ।
तर, पत्नी हिमानी र पिता ज्ञानेन्द्र दुवै जना यतिबेला आफन्तको बिबाहका लागि भारतमा छन् । पारसचाहिँ नेपाल आउने पखाईमा बैंककमा अलपत्र परेका छन् ।
Paras is the only son of the deposed King Gyanendra and Queen Komal of Nepal. He has one sister, Prerana. He received his early education at St. Joseph's College in Darjeeling, India; Budhanilkantha School, Kathmandu; and Laboratary School, Kathmandu. He later attended Luther College in Iowa, and the Schiller International University in the United Kingdom studying for an undergraduate degree in Business Administration. However, he did not complete his undergraduate education.
Paras married Himani Rajya Laxmi Devi Shah a member of the Princely family of Sikar on 25 January 2000. They have three children: Purnika Rajya Laxmi Devi Shah (b. 7 July 2000), Hridayendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev (b. 30 July 2002) and Kritika Rajya Lakshmi Devi Shah (b. 16 October 2003).
On 1 June 2001, Paras was at the Royal Palace during the royal massacre, which resulted in the deaths of King Birendra and most of the Royal Family, including Crown Prince Dipendra. Paras sustained injuries in the massacre and, according to eye witness accounts, saved the lives of at least three royals, including two children, by pulling a sofa over them. Gyanendra, who had held the title of King of Nepal briefly during the 1950s, was again crowned king. Paras, as King Gyanendra's only son, became Crown Prince of Nepal on 26 October 2001.
Monarchical styles of
Paras,
Crown Prince of Nepal
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Reference style His Royal Highness
Spoken style Your Royal Highness
Alternative style Sir
In July 2007, the Nepalese Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala called for then-King Gyanendra to abdicate the throne and for Paras to renounce his dynastic rights in favour of his son, Prince Hridayendra.
In 2008, the National Trust for Nature Conservation, published a report alleging that the Royal Family had misused funds belonging to the charity. The trust was formerly run by Crown Prince Paras, with King Gyanendra as its patron. The committee alleged that the Royal Family had spent large amounts of trust funds on themselves over several years to finance trips abroad, lavish parties, Queen Komal's health check-ups in the United Kingdom. One trip highlighted in the report was Crown Prince Paras' visit to Austria to donate a pair of Indian Rhinoceros, an endangered species in Nepal, to a zoo. As the charity is now run by Maoist rebels, the objectivity of the findings has been questioned.
In August, 2000, Paras was alleged to have run over and killed Praveen Gurung, a popular singer. A police investigation ensued, but Paras was not charged. An army officer later claimed responsibility for the incident.
Paras was reported to have fired a pistol into the air at a Chitwan hotel on 11 December 2010 under the influence of alcohol. He reportedly opened fire at Rubel Chaudhary alleging that his family members had conspired to abolish Nepal's monarchy and also attempted to defame Nepal and Nepalis during his confrontations with the prince. He was arrested 3 days later for a court trial to be initiated on 19 December.
On 6 September 2007, Paras was rushed to the Military Hospital after he complained of chest pain. Later, at around 11:30 am, he was transferred to the Norvic International Hospital in Kathmandu. He was operated on for about 50 minutes, apparently to treat a "mild heart attack". Doctors performed a balloon angioplasty on him to clear his blocked artery.
On 19 February 2013, Paras was admitted to Samitivej Hospital in Bangkok, Thailand after he suffered a second heart attack. After being in hospital for more than two weeks, Paras gained consciousness on 2 March.
National Honours;
Member First Class of the Order of Gorkha Dakshina Bahu (23 October 2001).
Member of the Order of the Footprint of Nepal (7 April 2004).
King Birendra Investiture Medal (24 February 1975).
Commemorative Silver Jubilee Medal of King Birendra (31 January 1997).
Vishista Seva Medal (1999).
King Gyanendra Investiture Medal (4 June 2001).
