Posted by: Sarkozy July 29, 2008
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यो कुर कतै छिपेको छैन कि राष्ट्रपती निर्वाचन को बेला मा अन्तिम मा आएर कस्को सल्लह्मा माओवादी र एमाले बिच मा शाहम्ती बन्न सकेन। सबै पत्रकार ले आँखैले देखेको कुरा हो कि आलोक जोशी माओबादी पार्टी कार्यालय मै उपस्थित थिये प्रचन्ड को "आज्तक" मा इन्टर्भ्यू हेर्नुस् अनी अन्त आत्मा लाई सोध्नुहोस् माओवादी साचै राष्ट्रबादी पार्टी हो या भारत को दलाल। सबै माओवादी नहोलान तर दा बाबुराम भट्टराई भारत को दलाल नै त नभनौ तर बिस्तारइ जानेर या अन्जान मा भारत को गोटी बन्दै छन यो चाँही पक्का हो। चोग्याल र लेन्दुप पनि त सुरुमा यस्तै थिए। उनिहरु पनि कुनै बेला राष्ट्रबादी हौ भन्थे। तर अन्त मा के भयो हामीसबै लाई थाहा छ।
यहाँनिर सिक्किम र नेपाल को राजनीतिक बिकासक्रम लग्वग एकै प्रकार को देखिन्छ , तल विकी बाट सभार गरिएको पढौ न:
In early 1970 the anti-monarchy Sikkim National Congress Party demanded fresh elections and greater representation for the Nepalese.
In 1973, anti-royalty riots in front of the palace led to a formal request for protection from India. India worried that an unstable Sikkim would invite Chinese to act on its claims that Sikkim was part of Tibet, and therefore part of China. The Indian Government appointed a Chief administrator, Mr. B. S. Das, who effectively wrested control of the country away from the Chogyal.
Frosty relations between the Chogyal and the elected Kazi (Prime Minister) Lhendup Dorji resulted in an attempt to block the meeting of the legislature. The Kazi was elected by the Council of Ministers which was unanimous in its opposition to the retention of the Monarchy. Matters came to a head in 1975 when the Kazi appealed to the Indian Parliament for representation and change of status to statehood. On April 14, 1975, a referendum was held, in which Sikkim voted to merge with the union of India. Sikkim became the 22nd Indian State on April 26, 1975. On May 16, 1975 Sikkim officially became a state of the Indian Union and Lhendup Dorji became head of State (chief minister)
यहाँनिर सिक्किम र नेपाल को राजनीतिक बिकासक्रम लग्वग एकै प्रकार को देखिन्छ , तल विकी बाट सभार गरिएको पढौ न:
In early 1970 the anti-monarchy Sikkim National Congress Party demanded fresh elections and greater representation for the Nepalese.
In 1973, anti-royalty riots in front of the palace led to a formal request for protection from India. India worried that an unstable Sikkim would invite Chinese to act on its claims that Sikkim was part of Tibet, and therefore part of China. The Indian Government appointed a Chief administrator, Mr. B. S. Das, who effectively wrested control of the country away from the Chogyal.
Frosty relations between the Chogyal and the elected Kazi (Prime Minister) Lhendup Dorji resulted in an attempt to block the meeting of the legislature. The Kazi was elected by the Council of Ministers which was unanimous in its opposition to the retention of the Monarchy. Matters came to a head in 1975 when the Kazi appealed to the Indian Parliament for representation and change of status to statehood. On April 14, 1975, a referendum was held, in which Sikkim voted to merge with the union of India. Sikkim became the 22nd Indian State on April 26, 1975. On May 16, 1975 Sikkim officially became a state of the Indian Union and Lhendup Dorji became head of State (chief minister)