10 Reasons for NEPAL BANDA.

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Dear Sajha Pals,  These are examples of how Nepalease are becoming  victims of Chakka Jaam. The other 10 genuine reasons of Chakka Jaam and Banda are as follows: 1.  Hen,cock,goat etc if killed accidentally on the road by the vehicle  as if the pets have equal rights to hang around on the highway. 2. The other defence Chakka Jaam is mandatory to protest against the consequences of the strike. It seems like there are no other single way to protest against the strike. 3. Because people can be easily announced as Martyrs by the admirable government for those who got killed accidentally during police chase in the strike. That's the reason Nepal has probably the greatest number of Martyrs in the world because it really doesn't matter how s/he got killed. 4. To show that they are the loyal followers of the past rebel who taught them how to grasp the state power by just showing  their strength by Chakka Jaam and Banda 5. It is one of the easiest and fastest way to become a prominent leader in  the national media just by announcing the indefinite strike against government.He doesn't even have to go to street protest by himself because there are already bunch of  blind followers (Bhedaa) who love to be a martyrs for his leader and party. Nice loyalty, but you better save it to help your old parents who really expect some support from you in their adulthood. 6. No Job, No responsibility, No goal,Nothing in mind.  An emty mind is a devil's workshop. The same devil's work shop is reflected in the city, road and highway. 7.  I think that Nepal has more Civil Rights than any country in the world. No matter how much you damage or hurt people, there would be a complete waive of punishment by the government.No punishment if you are party activists. What a privilege for being a party worker? 8. Nepalese Cops and Securities are the most shameful and inefficeint (Bardiwala Gundaa) all over the world. It seems like it's not their job to implement the state law and order against  violent strike. They act like they are also the other participants in  that strike and paid by monthly basis by the government.If you scare so much with the activists, you better stay home on your wife's lap.At least she will be happy. 9.  Nepalese political partys are always hungry for power and government. If they are the opposition partys, that means strike is their side job on the street for not being the ruling party.Strike is the only means to retain their identity. If they work out with the government for the people's benefit, they might lose their identity and status. 10. Nepalese Civil society are just there for delivering speech about the World human rights in the cocktail functions.Why they are so numb to speak up against these disturbing activities that people are facing on daily basis?  By constitution, Nepalese people have their basic rights to exercise the freedom of traveling all over the country unless there is a curfew by the local authority. So, why they have to tolerate all these restrictions to travel on the road, highway and city in their own country? Isn't there any other form of protest program to fullfill their  hunger for power and privilege??? Wake up........ What do you think guys?   Last edited: 23-Apr-09 04:27 PM Last edited: 23-Apr-09 06:44 PM

nepalitexan1 · Apr 22, 2009 3:38 PM · 17,316 views

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Hey guys!!! No comment on my article?  You don't think you guys need to encourage a writer? Just kidding...... Hope to hear some comments and suggestions from you all. Last edited: 22-Apr-09 04:21 PM

nepalitexan1 · Apr 22, 2009 3:55 PM

nepal ma nepal banda hunu ko reason khojnu vanda pani vayena vane k huncha vanne barema sochau ta?

chetrini · Apr 22, 2009 7:47 PM

Chetrini Ji, What do you think it might happen if there is no Nepal Banda in Nepal? I guess it would be more normal life in Nepalese community. Would you like to share some of the consequences if there is no Nepal Banda?

nepalitexan1 · Apr 22, 2009 8:45 PM

Dear Sajha Pals, Do you think we can stop Banda and Chakka Jaam in Nepal? What are your ideas and suggestions to stop these disturbances in Nepal? Any comment on it???

nepalitexan1 · Apr 23, 2009 4:26 PM

true!

samosa · Apr 23, 2009 4:33 PM

nepalitexan1 ji, nepal ma nepal banda vayena vane 8th wonder huncha.......

chetrini · Apr 23, 2009 4:33 PM

I thought they did Bandh to play Cricket and Football...no wonder Nepal is really advancing towards Cricket in international Matches:)

unknown guy · Apr 23, 2009 6:13 PM

Unknown guy Ji, That's true. At least they get some space on the road to play cricket and football during Banda time. I think that's one of the benifit of Banda for the sports lovers in Nepal...

nepalitexan1 · Apr 23, 2009 6:43 PM

Le badai cha Nepalitexan1 lai for mastering how to count from 1 to 10. How soon before you reach the number 20?

Syangjali Magar · Apr 23, 2009 7:57 PM

Syangjali Magar Ji, Appreciated for your comment.......

nepalitexan1 · Apr 23, 2009 8:03 PM

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