A barbaric society

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This is where we stand. This is Nepal. This match shouldn't have happened in the very first place. The match is unfair and cruel. The players are starting from an unequal setting; hence, resulting in unfair result. The coordinator of this game should have provided a pair of shoes to her. Or the coordinator shouldn't have let her enter the competition because she doesn't have a pair of shoes. Rules should be strict and fair.

ujl · Dec 24, 2016 9:58 PM · 2,752 views

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In one hand,Giving her a shoes would be nice. Stopping her from competition would be nice though it still hurts. She runs with bare feet , it hurts too. Not sure how it happened, what the circumstances were, it does hurt. On the other hand, both giving a pair of shoes or not letting her to run would just hide the barbaric state where it stands. Probably it would not be known. This might seem an exception but it is only a tip of barbaric iceberg. This one just reminds innumerable instances of barbarism there.

Manuwa · Dec 24, 2016 10:22 PM

http://www.onlinekhabar.com/20...

jerryswari · Dec 25, 2016 5:55 AM

I do remember Zola Budd , she used to run without shoes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

MaGorkhe1 · Dec 25, 2016 6:50 AM

जुत्ता किन्न दुई हजार रुपैयाँ नभएर खाली खुट्टा दौडिएकी गुडिया गुप्ता भन्छिन्- ‘गाउँमा गन्जी र कट्टु लगाएर दौडिँदा बाटोमा मलाई प्रायः सबैले छि के लगाएको भन्छन्। मैले जिन्स प्यान्ट लगाउँदा पनि कुरा काट्छन्। मोबाइल चलाउँदा पनि छोरी बिग्री भनेर कुरा काट्न घर आइपुग्छन्। म छोरीप्रतिको यही नजरिया बदल्न चाहन्छु। मैले छिट्टै विवाह नगरेको कारण यही हो। म अझै दौडिन चाहन्छु, आर्मी बन्न चाहन्छु।’ (Source: Setopati)

ujl · Dec 25, 2016 1:22 PM

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