Former Prime Minister Mahendra Chaudhry has called for accountability regarding the 2000 coup, which resulted in his government’s violent overthrow. Chaudhry’s appeal follows the recent release of George Speight, the key figure behind the coup after serving 24 years in prison. However, Chaudhry’s plea for the truth is met with skepticism, as many believe that the full story surrounding the events of 2000 will never come to light. This sentiment extends to previous coups in 1987 and 2006, where vested interests have acted to keep the facts hidden. Many victims of the 2000 coup hope that their country will not experience similar political turmoil in the future.