| Biswo |
Posted
on 07-Apr-01 12:48 AM
1. The Maoists are pretty reckless these days. They are killing
police in large number, and staging 'Nepal Bandh' with facility.
If they are killing police with such ease, then why blame
innocent simple Nepalese citizens for closing the door
when they say 'off'?
2. Anyway, we don't have government now. We don't even have a
parliament now. The state is just crippled. Things are just not
well. It is surprising that tourists are still going there, and
the tourism ministry statistics says they are going in larger
flocks! Surprising.
3. They say Ramesh Nath met Babu Ram. What surprised me is
they made it public. I think probably Babu Ram don't want to
deal furtively with king, and if this is true, then I think it
is very commendable that the underground party believes in
transparency. After all, king is holding the secret weapon (army)
to save the democracy, and he is the person Maoists are to talk
to make their position clear.
4. I don't want to forgive the Maoists and their dastardly deeds.
Yet, I know that the main reason for our dysfunctioning of our
systems is the prevalent corruption and dishonesty in every
sector.See some good reasons:
a. People go to Maoists court.and we all know why they go there.
b. It is not only Maoists ,but we also know that our parliament
is not functioning, and is probably just a hoax.
c. The government has been made/broke several times by using the
money of embezzlers and smugglers, so we have lost our faith
on our governments.
d. The police force did operate in nepotism/cronyims/corruption.
almost all the police sent to 'durgam' areas are from the
families which don't have access to the powerful family.
What will be the morale of such force?
e. When Maoist movement just started to flare up, police used
extra judicial means to convict the suspected Maoists. They
terrorized villagers, they also reportedly raped girls.
We have to blame ourselves when we think why we are losing to
these insurgents.Let's hope that whatever happens, people's right
to speak up their mind and cast vote for choosing their
representatives will remain sacrosanct, and so will the national
pride of all Nepalese.
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