| Biswo |
Posted
on 03-Nov-00 08:58 PM
His purely Nepalese moustache, his old faded cap and
his surprisingly plump physiognomy tells a lot about
this person we were thinking to be hinderance to peace
process of Nepal.Dinesh Sharma.As young as other
prominent Maoist leaders, this boy looks straight from
a village of peasants somewhere in midwestern Nepal
where his brethrens are waging a justifiable, yet
untenable, war against the establishment of Kathmandu.
So this is Dinesh Sharma, another blip in Nepalese
politics who ,almost like Madan Bhandari of 2047, surprisingly
appears before government sponsored press meeting and
renounces something for which he was apprehended and
detained.(He should have been kept very well,though.His
rotund face, and anything but gangling physique may
well look capitalistic to his comrades back in jungle.)
The government outplays itself, while these two
militant leaders repudiate their own statement once
being released, and slap the government in its face!!
(Well, who told the government to believe these
sly commies?)
I am surprised that , though well intentioned, how
dullard our police force or the government are, how
naively they think that people can just give up their
faith under the coercion.My feeling is that our
government should not even try that.Why to try to
change somebody's political conviction? Just for
having some hours'"mut ko nyaano"?
I don't know why they released Dinesh Sharma? He
should have been charged and kept in custody, but
with legal means. The situation is such that, the
government is ready to forgive everybody who killed
people in the name of Maoists, and the government is
also ready to forgive every police who killed common
people in the name of countering Maoists!!
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