Yo Nayaa Nepaal Ho .....

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आजको सपथग्रहण कार्यक्रममा उपप्रधानमन्त्री यादव तथा मन्त्रीहरु हरिनारायण यादव र मोहम्मद इस्तियाक राईले हिन्दी, रामचरण चौधरीले थारु, प्रभु साहले भोजपुरी, विश्वनाथ साहले मैथिली र हितबहादुर तामाङले तामाङ भाषामा सपथ लिएका थिए। .......

Stiffler

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We need to expand the present pratinidhi sabha building so that we can open a new wing for interpreters. It'd be confusing as heck. If I was a MP I'd invent my own language and curse them all while taking the oath.
This is getting ridiculous. Don't we have one OFFICIAL language? When you go out representing in United Nations assembly, do you identify yourself as Rai, Tamang, CHaudhari, Bhojpuri, Maithili ...OR NEPALI?

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I think so far everybody know it is new Nepal. i feel bad for those people despite being educated still have a mentality of Sukla bro. Every where u raise ur voice either for race or secular state. i think there is no nation in the world that is develop n have secular state as u guys want. united we stand is the motto of all nation. every nation has history of secular states n later united for the betterment. actually i dont blame leaders of nepal its people like sukla who divide country n push it to the edge. To gain a mere selfish previlage in the society u guys can go this far i cant beleive. its time to unite not to divide.

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who cares in what language those morons took oath. The question is not in wat fckin ways they are speaking, the matter should be, by being a minister r they going to improve nepalese lives. The freakin universal answer is NO.

@Nepalimato: it's perfectly natural for a nepalese to expect to hear nepali in the lawmaker's office. Being said that, it doesnot necessarily mean, everyone will follow same "Trail". I donot care what they speak and what they wear as long as they think about developing Nepal.
And BTW Nepal is not a nick name of Kathmandu valley.