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| Kathmandu, Tuesday April 23, 2002 Baishakh 10, 2059. |
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Feeding an elephant
It is very unfortunate for our poor nation
Nepal; the hard earned money of the taxpayers amounting to millions of rupees is being
wasted in one of the largest parliamentary compounds of the world- Singha Durbar.
And now several compound walls are to be built
for the ministers’ quarters and buildings for their vested interest and protection.
The largest parliamentary compound of the world
has become the wrestling ground for the leaders’ vested interests and power. And we
the innocent citizens of this nation are fed up with the leaders for being the puppets of
other nations and playing the dirty games of politics.
The state of emergency is not there for the
leaders and their cronies to involve in more corruption and to kill more innocent people.
That is why we the innocent citizens have been facing all sorts of problems from the
beginning.
There is no need for a third party a mediator as
in Sri Lanka to resolve the Maoist problem. We do not want our beautiful nation to become
another breeding ground for the terrorists and drug traffickers. The government and the
Maoists have already crossed the line of control. Enough is Enough.
Yam Gurung
Jawalakhel, Lalitpur |
