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| Binay | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 09:58 AM
Heard of this news, but wasn't aware of the extent of cruel barbaric act until I read this news on the Nepal Samacharpatra. Very shocking. Just like what they did to Mukti Nath Adhikary in Lamjung. http://www.newsofnepal.com/ent.asp Just in case this page gets revised, here is the detail of the new report I read. g]kfn ;dfrf/kq Hofld/], l;Gw'kfNrf]s ljBfnosf] cleefjs e]nfdf kf+r ;oeGbf a9Lsf] ;xeflutf lyof] . ljBfnosf] ljifodf lzIfs 1fg]Gb| v8\sfnfO{ af]Ng cfdGq0f ul/of] . v8\sfn] clGtddf eg] d]/f afa'n] @* aif{;Dd k9fP/ /fhLgfdf ug'{eof]d}n] /fhLgfdf u/]/ hgtf dfljsf] lxt x'G5 eg] ljBfno t s] d hLjgaf6} /fhLgfdf ug{ klg tof/ 5' .klxnf] k6s dL7f] efif0f u/]sf] egL ;a}n] tfnL ahfP . v8\sfk5fl8 k|wfgfWofks 7fs'/gfy s'O+s]nsf] kfnf] cfof] . ;Daf]wg dfq} s] ;Sg'ePsf] lyof], dflyaf6 kf+r hgf cwa}+;] s]6f cfP . 1fg]Gb| v8\sf eg]sf] sf] xf] < k|Zg t]l;{gf;fy dGrdf /x]sf v8\sfn] lsg xf]nf < eGb} kl/ro lbP . kl/ro g;ls+b} Pp6fn] ufnfdf r8\sg xfGof] . c? b'O{ hgfn] b'j} xft k5fl8kl6\6 af+w] . Pp6fn] k]:tf]n b]vfof], csf{n] em'lDdPsfnfO{ x6fof] . sf]xL af]Ng ;s]gg\ . bz}+sf] d'vdf v;L 8f]/\ofPem}+ v8\sfnfO{ b]jL:yfgtkm{ nluof] . ebf} @! ut] lbp+;f] ;f9] tLg ah]sf] lyof] . 3/sf] af6f] x'+b} afa'nfO{ dflylt/ nu]sf] b]v]/ ( jifL{of 5f]/L clhtfn] ;f]lwg\ afafnfO{ sxf+ n}hfg nfu]sf] < v8\sfn] Psl5gkl5 cfp+5' x} gfgL eGg EofP eg] 8f]/\ofpg]x?n] r'k nfu]/ a;\, !) ldg]6kl5 kmsf{Olbp+nf eg] . b'O{ jifL{o 5f]/f clZjg, ' jifL{of 5f]/L cl:dtf / k|Zg ug]{ clhtf afa' kms{g] af6f] x]l//x] . @' jifL{of kTgL ldlynf eg] nf]Ug]sf] kl5kl5 nflug\ . bz}+df dlxnfn] v;Laf]sf sf6]sf] x]g'{x'+b}g eg]/ /f]lsG5, t/ ldlynfnfO{ kf]nsf] cufl8kl6\6 /flvof] / elgof] n x]/\ t]/f] nf]Ug]nfO{ sf6]sf] . nf]Ug]nfO{ sf6]sf] pgn] x]g{ ;lsg\ ls ;lsgg\ yfxf ePg, t/ pgn] elgg\, ltgLx?sf] xfnt klg o:t} xf];\ . d]/f] nf]Ug]nfO{ df/]]/ ltgLx?sf] hgo'4 ;kmn x'G5 < x'+Ssx'+Ss ub}{ dh]qf]n] cf+;' k'5]/ ldlynfn] k|Zg ul/g\ . bz}+sf] d'vdf b]jL:yfgsf] rf}/df v8\sfnfO{ /]6]kl5 dfcf]jfbLx?n] kmfol/u+;lxt d[tssf] aunLdf lr7L xflnlbP/ lx+8] . clxn] k|x/L sfof{nodf /x]sf] Tof] lr7Lsf] bf];|f] gDa/df elgPsf] 5 af+8]ufp+df bh{gf}+ cft+ssf/Lsf] xTof, cft+ssf/L xtfxt eGg] em"6f] ;dfrf/ n]v]sf] x'+bf 1fg]Gb|sf] ;kmfof ul/Psf] xf] . olb dfcf]jfbLlj?4 c?n] klg o:tf] 3[l0ft sfo{ u/]df o:t} xljut x'g]5 . lr7Ldf yk 5j6f nfG5gf nufPsf] b]lvG5 . nfG5gfsf ljifodf k|Zg /fVbf :yfgLo afl;Gbf jflxoft D eGb} uDeL/ x'G5g\ . o'4lj/fdsf] ;dodf dfcf]jfbLn] gjnk'/df /fv]sf] sfo{qmddf czf]s elgg] sdfG8/ lanaxfb'/ /fodfemLn] kqsf/ eg]/ v8\sfnfO{ dfnf klx/\ofp+b} ;Ddfgk"j{s dGrdf /fv]sf lyP . ;fob v8\sfn] kqsf/k|lt dfcf]jfbLn] ;Ddfg b;f{p+bf /x]5g\ eGg] nfu]/ g} xf]nf, k|ltsf/ gu/L v'?v'? kl5 nfu] . v8\sfsf] 3/df k'u]sf Ps hgf kqsf/ eG5g\ xfdL t n]Vg ;Sb}gf}+/fHo / dfcf]jfbLsf] HofbtLn] clxn] Toxf+ sf]xL af]Ng ;Sb}g . v8\sfsf] xTofkl5 ufp+df km}lnPsf] qf;n] hgtf dfljsf cfwfeGbf a9L ljBfyL{ :s'n cfpg ;s]sf 5}gg\ . cfkm\g} cf+vfcufl8 u'?nfO{ sfnf]k6\6L af+wL b'j} xft kf]ndf s;]/ df/ xfg]sf] b]Vg] ljBfyL{x? af]Ng;d]t 8/fO/x]sf 5g\ . cft+saf6 eoeLt s]xL ljBfyL{ zx/lt/ nfu]sf 5g\ eg] cleefjsx? lrof k;ndf ;d]t cfpg 8/fO/x]sf 5g\ . rf+v'sf s]xL cwa}+;]x? ufp+ 5f8]/ lx+l8;s]sf 5g\ . b]j/nfO{ nu]sf] b]v]/ s'b\b} uPsf] atfpg] efph" lrgLdfof ylK5g\ dfl/;s]sf /x]5g\x]g{ cfPsf] xf]Og, n x]/ eg]ldlynf >Ldfg\nfO{ 5KsfPsf] b]Vbf d"lR5{t eP/ 9ln5g\ . l5d]sLx? rf+8f]rf+8f] eGb} 1fg]Gb|nfO{ nu]sf]] b]v]sf] atfp+5g\ eg]/ s] ug]{, af+Rg ufx|f] 5 . tkfO{+x? t uOxfNg'x'G5, xfdL a:g'k5{ . l5d]sLnfO{ 36gfsf ljifodf /fli6|ocGt/f{li6|o:t/af6 lj/f]w ePsf] eGg] s]xL yfxf 5}g . lrg]sf] gftfdf dfcf]jfbL g]tf clUg ;fksf]6fnfO{ nlIft ub}{ 1fg]Gb|sf afa' lji0f'axfb'/n] uxel/ cf+;' kf/L eg] Tof] otf t cfcf];\, d]/f] 5f]/fnfO{ lsg df/]sf] /x]5 k|Zg u5'{ < 
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| suva chintak | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 10:13 AM
Oh God! How horrible! This reminds me of the goats and buffaloes sacrificed near the temple pole. Interestingly, such barbarity did not become a human right issue. Or did our great Human Right thekedars in Kathmandu think this was just an animal, and not a human? They sure make a lot of noise when people are arrested in Ratna Park. PS: I do not have Nepali font, so can anyone summarize who is this victim, and where was he killed? |
| Binay | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 10:49 AM
His name was Gyanendra Khadka, a school teacher and RSS report based in Melamchi, Sindhupalchowk. CK Lal also has written about this cruelty in the latest Nepali Times. Check out, http://www.nepalnews.com/ntimes/issue162/stateofthestate.htm For those who hate CK Lal, believe me this time he won't offend you a bit. |
| barad | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 11:35 AM
these people are not revolutionaries,they are murderers,extortionists,rapists.they are trying to hold the country hostage,demanding either u accept them as leaders or u continue to suffer their atrocities. |
| kay | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 11:56 AM
Suva Chintak, you don't need to download nepali font to read news in www.newsofnepal.com. Just copy the link and paste it, you can read from there. I couldnot stop my tears lookin at the picture.....may his soul rest in peace, i pray his family gets the strength to deal with this tragedy. I just hope that some where, some how, and some one will rise to end this brutality......and peace will prevail in Nepal. peace |
| intruder | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 12:04 PM
The most despicable, barbaric and heinous crime I have ever seen. Those who are responsible must be brought to justice at any cost. |
| NK | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 12:28 PM
I am speechless. Such a cruelty! |
| Biswo | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 01:58 PM
Binayji, Maoists have killed people in more cruel way. In Chitwan only last year, they burnt a small kid alive.They don't have rule. They are barbaric, and they are shockingly devoid of any humanity. This is the reason when some people say these terrorists went to the jungle because multiparty democracy couldn't accomodate them, I laugh. I mean, come on, how would you accomodate these people in a civilized world? People are fearful of both warring factions, both have violated human right so badly, and both have shown that they can go to the extreme. I hope that people will somehow manage to survive in this crisis. |
| jaya_nepal | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 02:33 PM
Such a barbaric act by these terrorists, and still our leaders are crying for power. Suckers.. Oh King Gyanendra, do something before your Crown is taken away from the Shah Kings. If you can stay idle without any action, then you are no better than Prachanda or Babu Ram. If it is some foreign state influence then let them just come and take over Nepal. Atleast I would be glad that its the end of the terror in Nepal. Atleast people can leave in peace. Despite all these, our leaders are still looking for power instead of solving the Maoists issue. Shame on all these leaders. Oh Holy Pashupatinath - where are we destined to..?? |
| yoUnGbLooDZ | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 03:37 PM
oh boy!!!!! thats such a vindictiveness.. how could they even... n them same bastards want to rule the country.. rule my ass!!! .. god help nepal n its citizens yb |
| Biswo | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 04:04 PM
> Such a barbaric act by these terrorists, > and still our leaders are crying for power. >Suckers.. I again request to those who wants to politicize this murder, and use it as a tool to berate those pluralist leaders who have been silent spectators of violation of human right by both warring factions to back off. No Laashko Raajniti, anymore. No jhooth ko raajniti. And for your kind information, yesterday I read a report about four journalists being detained by the army until now, there whereabout unknowns. And as for killing, I don't think Krishna Sen was killed in custody in any less cruel way. I definitely don't think he was given a fruit cake in the custody before he was killed. It is good for us to appeal to both warring factions that they refrain from harming civilians, helpless ones, who don't have arms, and who are already very much terrorized. No need to demagogue this issue to fulfill one's political gain against democratic leadership of the country. |
| jmeenarai | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 04:18 PM
O God ! Unbelieveable murder !!! |
| kanchanepal | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 04:22 PM
So called Human right activist, poor guys, they themselves are helpless, they can't do anything, they can't can't even think of speak against Maobadi,so only thing they can do is speak against govt.Lets see this time |
| kaluram | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 07:57 PM
Oh god, what is this ! I heard there will be some limit everywhere and little bit humanities . Ii did have some expect from maoist people too but Iwas wrong, totally wrong. they proved it .I have seen some murder and terriiost activies with naked eye, Never saw like this. it murder cross all limilt. I was wonder with this , after this kind of barbaric murder governemnt have not say anything, who can imagine someone would beheaded in front of beloved one. oh god , after reading this news my mind is not working. I dont know what kind of massage is will get our children from this barbaric murder. one more things to Leaders , if that beheaded man was your son !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| Qallu | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 08:04 PM
Oviously for some people even the picture of a man hanging by his wrists on a pool of blood in the middle of a children's play yard is not gruesom enough and does not justify the revolt that most feel. Don't "politicize this murder"? This was a political murder, so no one has to "politicize" it! The death of this journalist, this gruesome public display of violence is not only about ending the life of one man, but striking fear in the hearts of the others who see his limp body hanging there. I hope other such pictures will emerge so that the public will be galvanized to move and revolt. No one says that the ARMY's detention and torture of civilians and journalists is good, but can people grieve and express their outrage at what the Maoist murderers are doing without getting slammed and censored by Sajha's resident Self-Righetous Hipocrite. |
| Biswo | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 08:11 PM
Qallu, You can. Use this murder to slam the murderers. Fine. BUT don't use this to slam those who are actually bearing the brunt of Maoist and army suppression. Don't lie and blame the leaders of pluralism for this gruesome murder,it is like using the murder for one's political purpose. Don't lie, OK, don't lie, because this great journalist died for truth and he also lived for seeking truth. Respect what he lived for. |
| sadabichar | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 08:28 PM
So much killings.. so much , so much.. too much. What the Nepalese can do now? Dashain is coming near. The immediate protest Nepalese, who are against the voilence, can come up will be shunning from any sort of animal-sacrfice during Navami. Let us all Nepalese not sacrifice any animal this dashain. |
| Qallu | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 08:33 PM
Don't lie and blame the leaders of pluralism for this gruesome murder,it is like using the murder for one's political purpose. Don't lie, OK, don't lie, because this great journalist died for truth and he also lived for seeking truth. Respect what he lived for. Biswo: Lying? What are you talking about, Biswo? I am not lying about anything. You, though seem to be trying awfully hard to remind people NOT to lump the "pluralist leaders" with these butchers. The reality is that there are very few REAL "pluralistic leaders". Most are simply vying for power and their silence is not simply coincidental and some sort of innocent acquiescence! They are complicit! And yes shame on them! But this "Where are you, Pashupati!?" "Where are you king?" is simply nonesense. Take some responsibility people and speak up for once. As they say, God helps those who help themselves. |
| DHANANJAYA | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 08:43 PM
May Nepales people get Dhamma. May Dhamma prevail in Nepal. May leaders becomes Dharmik. May all Nepalese live in peace. Dhananjaya |
| eNigma_too | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 08:46 PM
Such a gruesome act of cruelty...such barbarism....Now, I have lost even the slightest bit of empathy for the Maobadis. The perpetrator of this heinous crime should have both his feet and arms cut off and let to live a life of vegetable... I hope..when the whole thing ends..each and every of this monster is hounded and brought to justice just like the Nazi war criminals.. |
| suva chintak | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 09:06 PM
Dear Qallu, Bravo! You are one of the few Nepalis around who can call a spade a spade without offering an apology to the monsters. That requires both intellectual honesty and moral courage...both of which I find to be in short supply among the Nepali nation at this crucial historical juncture. You got slammed for 'lying' on this thread and for bismirching the good name of the great pluralist (or is it purile?) leaders. I went and reread your original posting on this thread. I did not see where you had lied, you have not even mentioned the names of the great leaders. You have not even said anything indirectly about the great leaders. So why were you convicted of lying? Why is Sajha being subjected to authoritarian type censorship by overzealous party cadres who jump on citizens in the pretext of defending 'pluralistic' leaders. Irony of ironies, no? Deja vu of the Animal Farm days. I am reminded of a little known quote from Dante: "The hottest places in hell are reserved for those, who, in times of moral crisis, maintain their neutrality." Amen! |
| Biswo | Posted
on 14-Sep-03 09:20 PM
SC, Welcome back with your prejudiced agenda, and I liked your this shikhandi prabitti to attack from behind. Now, For your information Qallu referred to me as "hypocrite" when I responded to a person who was slamming political leaders by calling them as the suckers..power hungry..looking for power instead of solving Maoists..and somehow responsible for this death.. in a thread that expresses sorrow at the unhumane killing of Mr Khadka. It is lie, a flat out lie, to implicate leaders that way for the death of this fine gentleman. You also have the same attitude, and so you don't have any problem with such attitude, I know, but I don't like laashko.rajniti, and I wanted be clear about that. So why was Qallu berating me indirectly? I don't buy your theory of neutrality, and you are trying to misusing Dante by quoting him in this context. I am not neutral. I am opposed to the two evils. >Why is Sajha being subjected to >authoritarian type censorship by >overzealous party cadres who jump >on citizens in the pretext of defending > 'pluralistic' leaders. Who is this patry cadre? Which party you think I belong to? SC, I know you don't have to prove your words. Let's try to be a little bit civil, and if you want to use some epithets for me, be civil and direct that against me, no need to address somebody else. I am not very much fond of those who take cover of shikhandis to train their arrow at the opponent. |
| 8-) | Posted
on 15-Sep-03 11:23 AM
SC and Quallu, I agree with you. People should take responsibility and speak-up and not let the chamchas, dalals and corrupts be ousted. This is only way to stop the nonsense that is grouching our nation. May God help us all and give us the courage to speak-up and stand-up for peace! |
| Binay | Posted
on 15-Sep-03 12:40 PM
"Bhaalu ko rish nal maathi" bhanya yehi ho. Kahaan ko rish kahaan pokhya? Yes, there is no excuse to such an inhuman cruelty committed by anyone, be it the Maoists in this case or the government in days of KILO SHERA I/ II or the KHARA massacre (even the current IGP has openly admitted the backlash of the repressive measures taken in the past). In this particular case, I really dont see why the incidents of this particular nature should be attributed to BAHUDALIYA NETAS. What went wrong in the last 12 years (post-1990) or even in the last 235+ years is open to all sorts of questions, but using this type of incident to call for active monarchy would be a yet another mistake. How hard is it to believe that the more repressive measures the government has taken in the past, the more cadre base the Maoists have been succeeded to establish. A few years ago I witnessed a kind of police brutality myself in the field (Jumla), which hardly had, if any, Maoists influence at the time. One of the very respected teachers of the area was killed in front of four dozens of villagers and you know what? Within a year I saw the village slowly turning into a Maoist hotbed after a few other indiscriminate rampages that followed the incident. To me, it became even easier for the Maoists to conceive the villagers, which could have been a difficult matter otherwise. Only fault the teacher had, as it turned out, was that a few Maoists had taken the shelter in his property (not even in his house) a few days ago and the police from Khalanga came only after they knew the Maoists have left the village already--it was safe enough for them to do whatever could prove that they got their job done. There is no doubt both parties have violated laws and basic human rights to a degree that many of them deserve to be scrutinized by the War Criminal Tribunal. On a side note, lets not spoil the spirit of this thread to avenge on someone who you dont like or envy for that matter. Please! As NK said, I was speechless when I read the extent of cruelty. I thoughts are with all those teachers, health assistants, other low profile employees, and of course villagers who are forced to live in the edges (and in between ) experiencing daily terror from both sides. Peace! |
| nepalipanda | Posted
on 15-Sep-03 01:13 PM
Binary: I also heard that the spectators were his family members. Any verification? |
| nepalipanda | Posted
on 15-Sep-03 01:25 PM
The ministers are running towards the mantri quarters. They are scared to go outside the ring road. I even haerd that many hundreds of the Maoists are taking shelter in the valley. The Maoists are marching towards the valley, and I have yet to hear any concern or condemnation from the leaders. The King is silent and the politicians are waiting for a phone call from the palace. You know why: to be the next PM. The march is for a complete communist Polpotian regime. The fear is so deep and rampant that the silent majority will remain silent. No one will dare to raise their voice. If the political leaders are scared to raise thier voice againt the henious crimes againt their cadres and the innocent civilians, how could you expect the unarmed households to say or do anything. It is very dangerous situation folks. The question is, will India sit on the sideline and see its southern neighbors go under a communist rule and have a rogue failed state in the north? The civil war is emminent. |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 15-Sep-03 05:00 PM
greusome and back to stone age...... |
| Qallu | Posted
on 15-Sep-03 05:12 PM
"The civil war is emminent." It is not emminent, but is! It IS Civil war already. The question is whether we will continue to cower in our corners or put up a fight. |
| khimu | Posted
on 15-Sep-03 05:19 PM
our countery(Nepal) f*cked up yaar! Former PM Sher Bahadur Debwa was taking so seriously year ago to end Maoists, but king maharaja dhiraj f*ck with him.What can we say. Now Maoists are taking atvantage killing everyday they already robed couple a bank got plenty of money to buy gun stuff like that you know, I think Nepal govenment need some UNDER-COVER BROTHER (GANG) like me. i love to go back to Nepal and put myself in big risk "mujhe Achchha lagta hai khatara se khelna" Dekhliya Nepal Army our Nepal Police ka kaam kuchha karnahi saka khali mare hain. Everyday i go to Nepalnews all i see is two police including one civilian dead, one Maoists dead and three Army, reading this kind of news my head comes full of fear, all i can say is "WHAT THE HELL" What, if i write a book title like "What the hell". About Nepal, Nepalies, Maoists and Political leaders saying that how they f*cked up themselves and how they f*ck with Nepal stuff like that you know . Like, BILL MAHER does, i love his shows ya! i know everything he says oposite but its true you know, how about showing this kind of show in Nepal Telivision, can we? Peace smashed with blood, blood like mother son, daughter fater together mixing with pure himalayan water. Bahadur, Gorkhali i didn't see any, "peace country Nepal" i didn't see peace accept red blood, dead body. Wheres peace? In Nepali history paper do we need to go to Library to see it or what! Where the hell this cruel come from, foregion country? No! This is like our own son and daughter that we didn't take c are of it . Now they are going bad boy flaver , poor country 2 much blood how can i scape from my room |
| allare | Posted
on 16-Sep-03 04:13 AM
This is all cylce. We are running around it. Who made Maoist to kill that guy so cruely? GBBS, by not being serious about their demand. Who made GBBS so powerfuld?? , Deuba, by dissolving the parliament.. Who made Deuba to do that, Girija and his congress party. And who made Girija and cogress so powerful... We gadha janata.. so it can be said that,that we are criminal and we can not blame anyone.. but ourself. Sad but true.. |