Posted by Santosh Bhagat on Thursday, November 26, 2015
यसमा भारत को के रोल छ? युरोप ले हात झिक्न लागेको छ। यसमा भारत को के रोल छ? भारत ले युरोप सँग कानेखुशी गरेर यस्तो भएको हो? मधेसी ले आंदोलन गर्दा भारत ले गरेको भन्ने। युरोप ले गर्दा पनि भारत ले गरेको भन।
काठमाण्डु मा भारत विरोध हुने कारण के हो?
- देश को ५०% बजेट ५०,००० मानिस ले निजी उपभोग गर्ने कुरा को ढाकछोप।
- नेपालका खस १००% भारत बाट आएका मानिस भएर पनि नेपाल मा एकाधिकार जमाएर बसेको हुनु।
- आफ्नो असक्षमता।
SHIFTING IDENTITIES
There is a need to deconstruct the notions of ‘Nepali’ identity and nationalism
one thing is certain—with the composite hill caste nationalist mindset of the last 250 years, especially the last 55 years—they are sure to put their countrymen through untold suffering. ..... Shekhar Golcha, the scion of one of Nepal’s leading business houses, wrote a searing Op-Ed in Kantipur a few months ago, asking what else he could do to be a Nepali even as his family, since his grandfather’s generation, had lived and introduced modern business in the country. ..... The Madhesis of Bhardah complained to journalists that in the August 24 raid in the houses of the village—in which a protester died in police shooting—the Nepal Police and Nepal Armed Police personnel abused men, women and children by calling them ‘Bihari’, ‘Madise’ and ‘Dhoti’ and asked them to go back to where they came from. Over the weekend, security forces subjected Madhesis in Rajbiraj to similar abuse. ..... Who is a true Nepali has been a burning question since the word ‘Nepali’ came into circulation in Nepal in the second half of the 20th century. ...... And in the course of the 30-year long Panchayat era, one language, one dress nationalism rooted the word and the concept it denoted.Jung Bahadur’s Muluki Ain codified hierarchies of power and privilege based on his own state-sponsored caste system but it does not define the term Nepali
........ Nepali is an invented term of recent origin...... unshackle Nepal’s citizens from the past baggage of ‘Nepali’ identity and Nepali nationalism. ...... Just because ‘Nepali’ is an invented term does not make it harmless. ...... the term ‘Nepali’ and the concept it denotes privileges and empowers some while humiliating and excluding others. That is why many major excluded groups are demanding federal states of their own to mitigate their exclusion and co-exist with the 250-year-old, 55-year-muscularly built, Nepali-language, hill caste Nepali identity ......How was the word—taking its origin from the Nepal Valley, which is Kathmandu—emptied of its original connotation of the culture (Newar), people (Newari) and language (Nepal Bhasa) of the Nepal Valley and came to be inhabited by Khas Kura (Khas language), and congealed into daura suruwal and topi sartorial identity out of dozens of different variants of dressing habits even in the hills?
........ Jung Bahadur’s Muluki Ain, by its privileging of the hill Brahmins and Khas Kura-speaking aristocracy may have paved the way. Butuntil the advent of the Panchayat system, even the official language was not common Khas Kura but a special legal lingo with lots of borrowing from the Persian of the Mughal court, special language of shresta.
...... The question the Nepali state confronts now is—can it stretch itself by expanding and inserting multiplicity into its national identity the way it shrank in its definition during the Panchayat era or since its inception in the mid-18th century? Can it shed its hang-ups or break its shackles of narrow self-definition and mono identity in which it has imprisoned itself and many inhabitants of the country, especially since 1962? In place of their own ethnic zamindars and zamindari before the advent of the Panchayat system, they want their own chief ministers and provinces with which they can identify themselves or at least feel comfortable with......... the defenders of the concept still have the power to insult the highly-educated cosmopolitan scion of a business house, frighten and humiliate the simple, powerless villagers of Bhardah or discriminate against Nepali women in bestowing citizenship to their children in their own name....... defend the term Nepali and the state Nepal at any cost but deconstruct and dismantle the concept and disabuse the concept holders at any cost to save the term and the state. Let the garden of the founder bloom in hundreds of colours if you want to save the garden.Else, all inhabitants of the country will face unprecedented suffering and the country will face an uncertain future and risk survival in its present form.
If Canada had 4 million people with no citizenship, it would be a gross failure of government. Whatever the reason.
https://t.co/fKhopT2SWP
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 27, 2015
If @alpine1290 apologizes for calling me "sale khaire", I'll remove it from my name.
https://t.co/isMp8eQAh4
https://t.co/GUx73oBHaV
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 26, 2015
Nepali women face ridicule like this. And I was talking about women marrying foreigners, not "fornicating". https://t.co/rjgs5g0DC5
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 27, 2015
The burden of proof is on you to provide documentation. No citizen rights until you do. Gov't validates, obviously.
https://t.co/F7jLKd6H6g
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 27, 2015
So people aren't stateless until #Nepal gov't proves they are? Is there an "Uncitizenship Certificate"?
https://t.co/OC2NOYWGmu
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 27, 2015
Feel free to improve on the @UN definition of stateless, unless it's also pushing an agenda: https://t.co/NfhaXUJdGm
https://t.co/c1QQcehLbK
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 27, 2015
Yes I am चिन्तित (worried) about 4 million stateless not able to open bank accounts. Are you? #Nepal #citizenship
https://t.co/QEJ3AqiQ3K
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 27, 2015
Reasons why #Nepal 4 million lack citizenship are in the follow-up 2014 study:
https://t.co/MWKlTb0rwJ
https://t.co/3d3NIBqq14
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 27, 2015
Please explain difference btw lacking citizenship proof & not being citizen. Directly, without analogies to racism.
https://t.co/5VWppKHkDd
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 27, 2015
Please explain the difference, as you are a lawyer/law teacher and I am not. #Nepal #citizenship
https://t.co/7xnY5doRhe
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 27, 2015
I'd say all races are intelligent. But thanks for the compliment, I guess? #BenefitOfTheDoubt
https://t.co/cvIGCAi2LM
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 26, 2015
Some words are inherently racist. Others are racist by speaker's intention, e.g. "bhaiya". https://t.co/YVxoL3RaIt
https://t.co/7Z9S2MKYcn
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 26, 2015
Because I am the original खैरे™ ("whitey"). Accept no imitations!
सक्कली खैरे हुँ, नक्कली नमान्नू त !
https://t.co/JAlfDpBJl1
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 26, 2015
@robpenner @dhotimovement
Jounalist [TO DO List]
1. Blame Blockade - ✔
2. Highlight madhesi violence - ✔
3. Pol. Brutality - meh! not today
— [newbie]SiD (@GC_Collect) November 26, 2015
Non-Resident Nepali citizenship in 2015 Constitution does not have full rights:
https://t.co/bD3YBlfS8X
https://t.co/yGie6VNKaN
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 26, 2015
Thousands in USA are stateless, but 4 million in Nepal lack citizenship of any country: https://t.co/pmAigVCmWA
https://t.co/ZhnvMfZtdr
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 26, 2015
Mexicans are citizens of Mexico. But Nepal's 4 million stateless are not citizens of India or any country.
https://t.co/8x9gFLvbsA
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 26, 2015
Nepali women have fewer citizenship rights because of "culture" & "marriage tradition". I've heard it already.
https://t.co/G2LW5cIwjD
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 26, 2015
60 pages on how 4 million people lack #Nepal citizenship. Read then tell me it's propaganda:
https://t.co/UsOXESl6AX
https://t.co/tytPNAd326
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 25, 2015
4 million people in #Nepal have no citizenship at all. Not exceptional; it's an epidemic: https://t.co/66B0kWCD3C
https://t.co/KLmO4HbC8b
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 25, 2015
PDFs of #Nepal's 6 constitutions between 1948 and 2007:
https://t.co/rxd6zwWKnP
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 25, 2015
"No person shall convert a person of one religion to another religion, punishable by law" - #Nepal 2015 Constitution
https://t.co/2Ph0A1Sljx
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 24, 2015
Go explain to children born in Nepal to Nepali mothers, lived whole life here, why they can't be Police Chief.
https://t.co/AxoeMz5lI8
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 24, 2015
Sorry women, Nepal needs to discriminate against you "2protect Integrity of country". #TakeOneForTheTeam
https://t.co/wyDsetHDKS
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 24, 2015
As I said, Nepal discriminates against women in citizenship, India doesn't. But you already said you don't care.
https://t.co/YunUSegtmt
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 24, 2015
In other words: "Sorry kids born to Nepali mothers: if your father is Indian, your citizenship doesn't matter."
https://t.co/xxDmJqi3tR
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 24, 2015
If you want to compare with India & US, they don't discriminate against children of foreign fathers like #Nepal.
https://t.co/zhuhNvKFGE
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 24, 2015
A part of the problem is, "I don't fully understand what "X" is, but I'm totally against it!" people! pic.twitter.com/klqqrLNtMz
— मुकेश भैया (@mukesh2006) November 21, 2015
Police stopped buses from Janakpur b/c security risks. @thekotp tried bus 2x but blocked. https://t.co/5vosFQ7S7e
https://t.co/zSagQefQ2g
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 24, 2015
Even #Nepal film halls don't discriminate against women married to foreigners. Otherwise, brilliant analogy. /s
https://t.co/8FEzAmddXF
— Robert Penner खैरे™ (@robpenner) November 26, 2015
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