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SURPRISINGLY SAD


 31 March 2012
I am really getting tired of people repeatedly taking the name of Naya Nepal. Are not they aware of it that the political leaders are making it Thotre Nepal? We have been made their political hostages and are living in distressful and horrible situation. They do not seem tired of taking the name of “Janta”. Who are the “Janta” meant for them? Are they referring to their political activists and well wishers? Are not we aware of it or just pretending to be unaware of it.

Why are the general public are becoming so much tolerant? Why don’t they come out to the streets to protest against frequent price hikes in petroleum products, shortages of cooking gas, unbearable load shedding, living without drinking water and so on? Who are they waiting for to ask them (general public) to come out to the streets and protest to the corrupt government? I am surprised to see the brave Nepali people calmly bearing the brunt and letting the leaders and their activists disintegrate and destroy Nepal.

However, let us hope that they would be able to emancipate the nation and its people by completing the people's mandated twin tasks by mid Jestha 2068. Otherwise, they might lose their existence in the midst of the general public. Let us hope, it will not so happen.


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