Posted by: hurray October 27, 2015
Non Resident Nepali - NRN?
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Thank you "ramas" for bring this out and pointing out the exclusive nature of NRN. I too thought that anyone naturalized in another country is considered NRN.
Anyway my point is, I have seen guys like Sesh Ghale and Mr.Mahato holding important posts in NRN and always wondered why it was so important to be a millionaire to hold such posts in this association. I wonder if NRN ever helped or helps with logistics to bring dead bodies every month of nepalese workers in middle-east. I would also like to know what charity NRN is involved in in Nepal. The only thing I know is they raised a lot of money for earthquake relief. Call it a real social work or an act of communication, it is up to you. But the matter is, the guys in NRN are very wealthy and their main goal is to be able to invest in Nepal, in other words, bring the ruthless capitalism that we all know of to a developing country with one of the biggest wealth inequality among citizens.
These guys have made tons of money abroad and now they see opportunities in Nepal. But to be able to invest and control their investment, they need to have nepalese citizenship, something they gave up so that they could amass tons of wealth in foreign countries. Nothing wrong with this so far, if you are a die hard capitalist. But to mask their main intention by using the world "nepali" and convery a message of "we no-more nepalese, need to have the right to get our citizenship back, so that we can continue the love for our country," is shameful. Why don't they call themselves "Non-nepalese-capitalist-investors?"
Get the real thing out.
And as a nepali citizen, everyone should be careful of people like them because once they have the rights to do whatever they want in Nepal (which will happen soon), they will wield their power and money to exploit everyone, everything, every nook-and-corner of the country, every forest, every river, every mountain peak, as they see fit and profitable.

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