Comparing Paramendra to Badri Mandal is a bit of a stretch by any measure. Paramendra's self-aggrandizing aside, which I agree is comical at best and sick at worst, I have yet to hear any sound reasoning against what I interpret as the crux of his argument : the Madesi cause is just and should be pretty high on the priority list for a nation that has treated it Madesi citizenry - men, women and children - as second-class citizens. Obviously, Paramendra's style is unlikely to win him converts, least of all on Sajha, but the substance of his argument, in my opinion, is strong and sound. I disagree with how he intends to reach his goals mainly because I think his tactics are impractical and will actually weaken the Madesi community but trying to belittle his argument by attacking him is as silly as Paramendra making himself out to be bigger than he is.