NEPALI POLITICS

Nation on the verge of confrontation? Thousands of pro-monarchists and nationalists on last Sunday hit along the streets from Trivuwan International Airport, Chabahil, Maharajgunj and upto Nirmal Niwas to welcome the King Gyanendra Shah upon his arrival from Pokhara. He was given a grand welcome by supporters from the Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP), pro-monarchy organizations and individuals who chanted slogans against the existing political system. These days a hot debate is going on in between the republicans and non-republicans about the King’s recent message on the occasion of democracy day. Different political analysts have put forward their own political opinions about the on-going political situation. Looking at the thousands of people out in the streets to welcome the King, it seems that the time has come for all the political forces, royalists and intellect nationalists to come together and find an amicable way out to solve the existing national political situation ...

People’s frustration level about to explode? Deteriorating national politics has been the talk of the town considering the nation losing its past glorious days and its people facing hardships to make their both ends meet. Full of big corruption scams has completely engulfed the nation. None of the scams has been thoroughly investigated and the culprits have been put behind the bars. The level of people’s frustration towards the existing political structure has vehemently increased and seems to be exploded any time looking closely at the on-going street protests chanting against it. This VDO seems to be somewhat interesting and relevant to the existing situation, if you have not watched it , please go ahead.

Durga Prasai’s campaign gaining momentum? Looking at the size of the mass gathering at Durga Prasai’s program in the recent days, it seems that the level of frustration of the general public towards the existing political structure and the political activities of the senior leaders in the recent years and months is worryingly increasing. This indicates that these leaders are losing their political existence in the national politics and seem to be incapable of facing the looming political turmoil owing to their heavy involvement in the big corruption scams as well. It seems that if these senior leaders and their subordinates continue to ignore people’s hardships and frustrations, the end of their political monopoly does not seem to be too far away. Let us hope that they timely realize their political blunders and act accordingly to correct the past misdeeds for the sake of nation, the people and for themselves.