Nepal’s last monarch Gyanendra Shah Thursday claimed that his “sacrifices” for the nation have been undermined and he is still inseparably linked with the “supreme aspiration” for nation’s collective well being.In his address to the Nepalese people on the eve of 66th National Democracy Day, the former king said: “I stepped aside for the sake of the nation, nationalism and movement forward, but I never separated myself from the supreme aspiration of the nation.”In a clear disapproval of the prevailing situation in the country, he said, “But unfortunately, the current statute has not done enough to strengthen the nation, national integration, political order and forward movement. Instead, there are signs of discord in the country. The people who harboured a dream for peace and political stability are in deep pain.” -