Posted by: bittertruth May 20, 2012
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Big fan of Nepathya band,
'Jomsomey bazaar' and 'chekyo chekyo' still feel like songs of yesteryear that kept us enchanted. I played few of their songs during my college days. To add more, I had even impressed few girls when I sang just few words from their hit songs back in the day. It'll be understatement to not say enough good words about them.
But, after I read the press statement by Amrit Gurung, I'm little shocked. It's his responsibility to make sure that his visa has been granted for him and his band members and then he should have proceeded for all those organizer event and such. I was flabbergasted when they assumed that they'd get visa just like that after all these hype. Well, it's his and only his irresponsibility of which he is responsible. He, moreover, dared to justify of other artist's action little bit with humiliation about what they do and how they live in America. Work is work and just as he takes pride in his singing career, everyone here takes pride in working no matter what job they work.
I laughed a little bit when he challenged US embassy to go and search 'Nepathya' on google when he was asked about to do the same. They don't give that importance and you are just an average person walking on the street of some block in the US no matter who you are and what you do back home.
I think may be he should blame his team member or himself for section 214(b).
It's obvious that he failed to give proper information to interviewing officer.
According to US immigration office,
Is a Denial Under Section 214(b) Permanent?
No. The consular officer will reconsider a case if an applicant can show further convincing evidence of ties outside the United States. Contact the embassy or consulate to find out about reapplication procedures. Unfortunately, some applicants will not qualify for a nonimmigrant visa, regardless of how many times they reapply, until their personal, professional, and financial circumstances change considerably.
He could try again.
And, hell ya, I truly mean GOD BLESS AMERICA when I say it.
'Jomsomey bazaar' and 'chekyo chekyo' still feel like songs of yesteryear that kept us enchanted. I played few of their songs during my college days. To add more, I had even impressed few girls when I sang just few words from their hit songs back in the day. It'll be understatement to not say enough good words about them.
But, after I read the press statement by Amrit Gurung, I'm little shocked. It's his responsibility to make sure that his visa has been granted for him and his band members and then he should have proceeded for all those organizer event and such. I was flabbergasted when they assumed that they'd get visa just like that after all these hype. Well, it's his and only his irresponsibility of which he is responsible. He, moreover, dared to justify of other artist's action little bit with humiliation about what they do and how they live in America. Work is work and just as he takes pride in his singing career, everyone here takes pride in working no matter what job they work.
I laughed a little bit when he challenged US embassy to go and search 'Nepathya' on google when he was asked about to do the same. They don't give that importance and you are just an average person walking on the street of some block in the US no matter who you are and what you do back home.
I think may be he should blame his team member or himself for section 214(b).
It's obvious that he failed to give proper information to interviewing officer.
According to US immigration office,
Is a Denial Under Section 214(b) Permanent?
No. The consular officer will reconsider a case if an applicant can show further convincing evidence of ties outside the United States. Contact the embassy or consulate to find out about reapplication procedures. Unfortunately, some applicants will not qualify for a nonimmigrant visa, regardless of how many times they reapply, until their personal, professional, and financial circumstances change considerably.
He could try again.
And, hell ya, I truly mean GOD BLESS AMERICA when I say it.