PM BHTTARAI THREATENS TO WITHDRAW AGREED GOVT. FACILITIES FOR FORMER KING Kathmandu, 9 July: Former King Gyanendra was warned Monday by Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai government would withdraw facilities extended by the government if he made anti-republican moves. The threat to stop facilities under an agreement when the former king left came one day after the king said the country’s situation bad-- even worse after he left Narayanhiti four years ago. Premier Bhattarai ruled out the return of ousted monarchy or what he called ‘regressive forces’. The premier said the then king made the remarks at a time when there were ‘differences between political parties’.and added,”Political parties will again move ahead. Bhattarai didn’t deny like UML Chairman Jhalanath Khanal or Madhav Kumar Nepal, there was agreement between the king and seven political parties, not Maoists, to continue with monarchy after Janaandolan Two. Nnnn SHARE PRICES GAIN Kathmandu, 9 July: Nepse closed at 380.12 points Monday on the second day of weekly trading Monday after gaining 2,14 points or 0.63 percent Altogether188,311 shares were traded for Rs.49.040 million in 1031 transactions. nnnn