Even more shocking is that the democratic, the progressive and the leftist groups, including those from the media, who claim that they want to progress addressing the rights and the safety of all the people, shut their mouth when Ang Kagis spill venom.

Where are Ekantipur, Himal Khabar, Nepali Times, etc. condemning such remarks through front-page editorials?

These media are hopeless, waste

It is not surprising though...these Nepali media and social commentators are worthless to the causes of the powerless (the majority) like before.  These goro bhaladmi elites simple discount poor and powerless.  Kunda Dixit wrote one that they, the poor and the powerless, should get aid. They need roads and water, much like the Dixits of Kathmandu.

We cannot forget those media brands did not question India’s ‘ambassador’ to Nepal, from Shyam Saran to Rakesh Sood, who were and are India’s LaPierre to Nepal, when Maoists, which had received training, arms, strategies, and protection from India, were killing innocent people.

These media must act...and we, the ordinary folks, are equally responsible to tell the truth, for that matter.

We cannot solve our problems without working on two fronts simultaneously:

One is removal of Ang Kagis and their partners (Foreigners, India’s mercenaries in particular) from our politics: It is the essential, the prerequisite. Not easy, not impossible either. Since we want to progress, we have to do that.

Second is fairness. I must accept that my necessities are equal to yours.

We all want to live and work without fear, with respect and dignity, and all we want are ‘water’ (infrastructures and services) and ‘iphones’ (products).

We must have fairness while making, implementing, and policing policies and programs. We all know developed world is the result of such approaches. We must regard ‘others’ in equal terms. One should not read “communism” in fairness...when did Ron Paul reject fairness.

There is no alternative to violence-free, hatred-free actions. We must speak and write against Ang Kajis, partialities, and dishonesties to see better days.