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paramendra:

thanks, will do... and also telling arun venugopal of sajaforum.org...

cheers, sree

done.

cheers, sree

how have you been (i get a hint from your blogs. hehe). Figure this is as good a time to catch up as any.

Man, things are starting to get bad in Nepal hai. But do you think this issue could have been raised in the HoR or CA? I think the Maos had a lot of good ideas in their movement (rights, equality, etc), but wasn't it the violence that sort of became its ugly burden? And when the Madhesi minister resigned from the interim government because of this movement, wasn't that a loss to the movement?

I do completely believe the south needs to be given what it deserves, it has been obviously cheated for far too long. But just the violence- on any front- is not a good development... civil, state, rebels,... and whatever forces there might be. Do you think violence will lead this movement somehwere, or detach it from the real cause like what happened in the not so distant past with the Maos...?

Your forecast was rather bleak and dark (seperated countires with no diplomatic ties..hehe), hopefully it won't get that far. What in your view must be done to stop this maddness (the violenece, not the demands)..? (non blog answer hai.. hehe. )

You know, it was a pity 2 (or 3) people had to die (again!) yesterday in Inarwa (my mama ghar), but then did the police post need to be attacked since the police was staying dormant at the time? And equally sad was the stabbing to death the Asst. Inspector in Biratnagar, not too far away from Inarwa. violence.. leads to violence... leands to more violence. And in the end, the solution has to be met politically and democratically. So why not inch towards that to begin with?

let me know your thoughts, un- blogged ;)

Paramendra dai:

I am at your full disposal and in complete solidarity with you. If there's anything you need from me, just let me know.

I'm really pissed about this notion of double standards.

Yes ... you are right.

These pahadias have done enough.

Lokendra


I would like to unsubscribe from this list....


Hi Paramendra,

Could you kindly take my name off your e-mailing list. I have no idea
how you ever got my email address. Please note that your articles have
been flooding my mailbox and none of it is ever being read.

Regards,

Karma Tenzing

Dear All,

I don't know whether Gore Bahadur Khapangi Magar is/was a 'low caste' leader or not but he worked hard for the cause of Janajatis or suppressed peoples, however, King Gyanendra used him badly.

You may read more in the message forwarded below.

Thanks,


I have sent many emails asking to be removed...and nothing happens
except another email from you. please delete above address and

Dear Pushkar Sir,

Thanks for attachment.

Here,the situation is going day by day out of control of socalled Madeshi Janadhikar Forum.

Hope it will be managed by 8 Party allies.

Rest is as usual.

With Kind regard

Kiran

To,

The Secretary-General of the United Nations,

The Secretary-General of the Council of the European Union

Through,

Rt. Honorable Angela Merkel
(German Chancellor)
Federal Republic of Germany

Memorandum for the Worsening Ethnic Conflict Situation in Madhesh/Tarai Region of Nepal

Honorable,

I would like to draw your sincere attention about the emerged on going serious ethnic conflict in Nepal. At present, the Madhesh part of Nepal is in a chaotic situation. The prevailing unrest has begun since December 26 2006. Now the situation is turned into a kind of Ethnic Arm Conflict. I would be very sad to inform you that the major part of Madhesh is like a battlefield. The whole region is shutdown, terrified, bandh, incident of murders and killing, vandalism, arson attacks, street battles, counter attack, arrests, curfews, offices and all business are on halt, and beyond the law and order.

The major movement leading groups belong from Madhesi community who represent from multiparty, multiethnic, multireligions multi-casts, multilingual, multi-geographical and so on. They all demand on equal treatment regarding issues such as caste, religion, or any others social, political, economic values.

The Madhesh governs more than 20 districts of Nepal where approximately 14 millions (apx 50% of Nepalese population) live in this region. Except the Madhesi ethnic groups, other scheduled and deprived group have been also supporting and expressing their solidarity on this the movement and asking government to fulfill the similar demands. These demonstrating groups have been claiming that they are extremely discriminated, far away from national mainstreaming, dishonored, excluded and ignored in state affairs and treated as 2nd class citizen even they have apx 50% total population and major charming land and national ornaments of Nepal.

Within the 3 weeks massive demonstration and protest, people killed; hijacked, factories and markets closed, plenty people badly wounded, few hundreds arrested and few billions dollars of properties destroyed and millions of financial losses attempted in few weeks only. The situation is going to be exclusively worsening and turning into arm violent, which is more than terrible. Peoples lives are in catastrophe and nation are about to ready to hubbub ethnic, and political explosion. There is no proper existence of human rights, press, law and order and social harmony. Therefore, the lives of Terrain are in disaster and burning here and there.

The major demands of the ongoing demonstrations can be concluded as follows which seems very rational and legitimate too. The all political parties, Government and leaders have been expressing personally and political positive attitude and use to give their public speech in favor of the ongoing movement’s demands. However, in practice, state and political parties unfortunately have not been able to address it properly. For this reason, demonstrators and its allied are not convinced, and they doubted on state and political party’s statement and their intentions.

The major of goals of the ongoing movement are to have immediate provision and legal arrangement through constitution
For their natural rights to self-determination, proportional representation in the constituent assembly, restructuring the constituencies based on population, federal system with regional autonomy, legitimate positive discrimination in state mechanism and elimination of all forms of discrimination practiced by the State mechanism. They people also argued that the state mechanism and its rulers have secluded them since last 238 years and their value, as dignified citizen has been shattered.

Therefore, I humbly request to all concerned international community to take immediate action through appropriate diplomatic approaches and effective channel for peaceful settlement of the all-booming ethnic conflict in my beloved country Nepal. I hope your kind help and consideration. Thank you.

CC To,

I humbly request you to all, kindly take a suitable serious action to resolve the problem that will help to prevent the booming destructive ethnic conflict.

* Rt. Honorable: Head of the States/ Governments: All UN Member States:

* Honorable: All Embassies and Diplomatic Missions in Kathmandu, Nepal

* Honorable; All Concerned International Organizations and Communities

Sincerely yours’
Krishna Hari Pushkar 1 February 2007
mrpushkar@yahoo. com Now: Magdeburg, Germany
Suga: 4, Mahottari, Nepal

Dear Paramendra,

I am one of the regular visitor of your blog (http://demrepubnepal.blogspot.com/2007/02/butchers-stop-killing-you-will-get.html). I appreciate your efforts to updating the blog regularly.

The issues of the Tarai are very much relevant to raise. I completely support the peaceful demonestration in the Tarai region. I am also from the same region. I am very much concern about the using the state forced towards the peaceful protest in the Tarai. In addition, the Maoists are also not in positive about the issues raised by the MJF. It indicates that the struggle has to be continue for the long time.

I feel some uncomfortable on the picture you loaded in your blog. I think we have to be more creatinve to prome the non-violent active protest. It may sound more idealistic. However, as educator and activists, if we fail to believe in the protest and non-violent movement then certainly we are going loose our mission and vision of the peaceful Nepal or world. I found those picture you loaded, will not help the general people to going towards the peaceful movement at all.

This is my observation on your blog.

Regards,

Som

Dear all:

Attached is the status of collection of fund raised by ANTA to help victims of recent Terai unrest. If you or your friends like to donate for this cause, please send your donation as soon as possible. Just as a reminder, ANTA is a Tax exempt organization and hence your donation could be tax exempt.

Please make your check payable to “ANTA”

In memo, please write down “For Victims of Terai Unrest”

Please mail your check to:

Lalit Jha
Treasurer, ANTA
P O Box: 242
Wahoo, NE 68066

If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to write to any of the ANTA’s executive members. We really appreciate your time and consideration to this important cause.

Sincerely,

Lalit Jha

Treasurer, ANTA

www.terai.org

Collection

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2	ANTA - FUNDS FOR VICTIMS OF TERAI UNREST
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4	Donor's Name	Amount	Remarks	Check#	Date Rcd.	Amt Rcd.
5	Dr. Binod Shah	$251	Pledged
6	Dr. Ram N. Sah	$500	Pledged
7	Ratan Jha	$151	Pledged
8	Dr. Pramod K. Kantha	$50	Pledged
9	Ritesh & Bindu Chaudhary	$100	Pledged
10	Lalit Jha	$101	Pledged
11	Roger Adhikary	$100	Pledged
12	Mukesh Singh	$100	Pledged
13	Dr. Upendra Karna	$100	Pledged
14	Dr. Subhod Mallik	$200	Pledged
15	Dr. Satish Mallik	$200	Pledged
16	Jay P. Mandal	$108	Pledged
17	Trib Chaudhary		Pledged
18	Dr. Sukhdeo Shah		Pledged
19	Rakesh Mishra		Pledged
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33			CLLECTION CLOSED
34	Total Pledged	$1,961		Total Received ****

request janabidorha daily ko
Paramendra Kumar Bhagat bro.thanks
Thanks mr. Paramendra Bhagat !
for your article to janabidroha daily.
i rad this docu.
but i did not download.
yo type himculi font. than i success dowlnload.
ok .

Dear sir,

namaste!

I am Manoj shah from radio nepal,I am selected for the short training in
washington d.c.My process is in progress.you have to help there when I will
come .Because I am unknown for there ,plz send your address,phone no.plz.
thank you.
manoj

Please help me unsubscribe ....

Dear all

Please find the attachment.
Regards

Ratan

for

JFHR

Dear Pushkarji,

Namaskar.

Congratulate for your noble initiative for drawing the attention of international community towards the ongoing unrest in the Terai. But I don't agree with you in the idea that it is an 'ethnic conflict', and conflict of culture. I believe that there are many people of 'pahade' origin living in the terai who have been excluded from the mainstream politics. They have been the victim of exclusion throughout the Nepalese history. In this context, I suggest you to name it as only the conflict in the terai but not as the the ethnic conflict. Any way, I agree with your initiative.

Yours Sincerely,

Ramkaji Khadka

Kathmandu

Remarks from Pushkar: I respect your suggessions.Thank you. __

Excellent! I agree. Just had lunch with 2 Yadav students. Add them. Thanks.

Brian


Hi,

I do not want message from you- Paramendra..... Plz DO NOT SEND ANYTHING IN
MY eMAIL ANMORE. I am tired. I can get updated through various means if i
wish.

thanks,

Dear Paramendra jee,
हामी ग्रुप मेम्बरहरुले यस dfn-blog@googlegroups.com मा mail post गर्न सकिदैन?
प्लिज मलाई प्रमिसन दिन मिल्छ कि?

rajendr bishwakarma
www.dalitblog.tk

February 2, 2007

Dear PK Bhagat ji:

Greetings from Suva, Fiji Islands, and I truly appreciate your time and efforts given for the
Terai cause. I am currently outside USA but be back there in some months. I hope Terai
movement get the due amount of support from overseas diapora.

I am attaching a write up on Terai situation. If you can, please place this on the Terai website
and see if this can be published in print.

Kind regards,

Sukhdev Shah
Fiji Islands

Attached file:

Yeh Danka

tero bauko pewa ho nepal ? Maile talai hijo pani mero mailma napas bhaneko hoina ? Maile hijai mail lekheko talai . Nepal sarkar ra maobadi napase tan jasta bharatiya dalala kutta madeh pasera des bachaunchha ?

Mero mail tero list bata hata. Mero anurodh chha tanlai . Malai tero kura sunne samaya chaina.
bharatiya dalala murdabad.


Are you ever gonna stop sending this crap? Where did you get my email? Have I ever authorized you to spam me?

Nirmal Shrestha

I think you are required to lead the ongoing ANDOLAN..

I am not satisfied with yesterday's address of GP K.

But again i repeat, ppl have gone far from their demands n have started the communal riot...

God bless our nation!!


Dear Friends:
Please publish as and if you deem fit.

Sincerely,
Pramod Dhakal
--------------------------
Executive Director
Canada Forum for Nepal
(www.cffn.ca info@cffn.ca)
Ottawa, Canada
+1-613-596-6692
pdhakal@gmail.com

Road to Fair Representation: Ethnic Identity and Freedom
Dr Pramod Dhakal



The events unfolding in Eastern Terai in recent times have brought into our consciousness the fact that Nepal is boiling under a crisis that is looming along a blurred line of struggle for freedom and struggle for ethnic clarity. This blur has made it difficult for ordinary mortals like me to figure out what is what. This is painful predicament for people who stand for universal equality of all humans and harmony in the world. When emotions and passions rule over reasoning, and aspirations of people take wrong turn to put “me” against “you” among the oppressed masses, solvable problems become unsolvable ones. It has, therefore, become important for every conscious observer of Nepal to pause a bit and think of solutions that are compassionate, fair, insightful and lasting.
A handful of visionless and uncompassionate rulers and their henchmen were ruling Nepal for centuries by keeping the population at large in illiterate, poor, subdued and powerless state. It was next to impossible for the people who were living in perpetual indignity and neglects to experience some catalytic events that sore up their self esteem, confidence, emotions and passions – the manifestations of primary energy of humans which bring changes of profound scale. The changes of Nepal that gradually unfolded after 1990, and especially during the 10 years of war, brought a heightened awareness among its previously neglected populace. Every belittled human started to figure out that he/she is somebody like every other human and no one could ever dwarf his/her potentials through continuation of unjust practices of history.
This awakening of humans is a tremendous blessing for a society that is in a dire need of transformation. This awakening allows the people in power to take huge and bold steps that they could never have taken in the past. Also, it allows them to correct the injustices of centuries in a timeframe of a decade, and releases a fresh energy required to fuel the endeavors of prosperity. Having said so, the same awakening can also turn into a curse if regressive elements become successful in steering it away from the struggle for freedom and turn into a struggle for ethnic fiefdom. Previously oppressed people who are in the process of awakening have only realized that the wrong was wrong but are just entering into an uncharted journey in search of that illusive goal of fairness and justice! They are willing to demonstrate their pain in a hope that that someone enlightened will show them the light! However, who is going to show them that light?
The answer to this lies on one thing and that is trust. Whoever can gain the trust of the awakened people will be able to steer them to the destiny of his/her choice. It is not difficult to assume that if the trust were to fall on the hands of oppressors, landlords, and the fiefs, the aftermath of the struggle for the people would be no liberation. A challenge has, therefore, emerged in front of all those who stand for human freedom and to those who can expend their intellectual dexterity beyond protest and into a delightful world of serenity and compassion. We are not required to be compassionate to those who are knowingly exploiting the people’s awakening for unethical gains. But we must open our hearts to all those who are awakened with pure sincerity. It would be important to emphasize that others will trust us only if we prove to be trustworthy to them and vice versa.
For the last ten years, Maoists steered many Nepali people – old, young, men, women, poor, oppressed, and controlled - towards a fight to gain dignity for the oppressed, the devolution of old feudal power base, correction of old injustices, and the construction of a fair society. They showed some of their positive mantle when they demonstrated balanced sense of representation when sending representatives in the parliament. However, they disappointed many when they could not gain proportionality and federalism in the interim constitution while compromising with the old guard leaders who thought that Nepal had a just, equitable and democratic society in 1990 itself. Maoists thought that they will fight through the interim parliament but their inability to produce result outright has now being capitalized by regressive elements.
The seven parties (with small exceptions) thought that because they had bowed to the Maoists in every other front, only big ticket item where they could demonstrate their bravado was in not agreeing on the proposal of proportionality and federalism in the interim constitution. These leaders did not yield on these points in a hope of limiting the credit that might go to the Maoists for devolving the old state structure of Nepal. However, this was nothing but a sign of attachment to the past and lack of sight for the future. Ideally, it would have been better if their sights had opened months ago, but it is better late than never; and they have an opportunity to correct their mistakes now. You do not need to do anything for Tarai. You just give what every individual of Nepal who has faced injustices from the past deserves. When a framework for upholding principle of human equality is ensured, people of all ethno-cultural identity will feel a sense of justice including those living in Tarai.
At all time, it would be foolhardy to think that most people in the protest are puppets of bad leaders. It is better to think that many people are in the protest not due to any new vision presented by an enlightened leadership but because they are awake and can see that their grievances are not addressed properly by the interim constitution. And, it is also true that some regressive and opportunistic elements have utilized this as a best opportunity the destabilize Nepal; they could not have any better opportunity for pouring ample fuel than when there is fire. That is the reason Hindu fundamentalists and royalists are working day and night to steer this situation to a wrong end.
There is some burden of responsibility on the conscious leaders of the Terai people as well. An impression is spread with great ferocity, which is glorifying separation in the same light as liberation! Although such statements inspire us and motivate us, and there are some examples in history that liberations and separations have come together, destination of any movement depends on its vision, mission, plan, policies, architecture, methodology, and system; and, on top of this, a unifying, compassionate, and visionary leadership, and a seasoned management required to deliver lasting liberty, equity, prosperity, and peace. I have not come to believe that such mature leadership is in place at the moment in the Madhesi movement. On the contrary, there is a danger for the movement to be exploited by controversial, manipulative and opportunist elements. Fundamentalist elements opposed to human equality, opposed to democracy, active to bring back the royalist regime, and perpetrators of crime are shouting as if they are bleeding for the freedom of the people of Madhesh.
We are better off by advancing strong and invigorating debates on justice, equity, democracy and a whole host of other areas required to ensure freedom and fairness for all humans – whether they are young, old, men, women, Madheshi, Pahadi, Dallit, Janajati, Hindu, Buddhist, Muslim, Christian and what not. Let us attempt to build a constitution that is accommodative, that encompasses human ingenuity, and is advanced enough to be fitting to today’s connected and conscious world. If such an endeavor would prove hopeless, we could all break apart amicably at that point. Let us make a fair attempt first to build one-humanity, and, if possible, one-world!!
About the author:
Dr Pramod Dhakal is a former faculty member of Tribhuvan University and holds a Ph D in electrical engineering. He is Executive Director of Canada Forum for Nepal and lives in Canada. He can be reached at pdhakal@gmail.com
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Pramod Dhakal, Ph D
Canada Forum for Nepal
33 Bellman Drive, Ottawa, ON K2H 8S3 Canada
pdhakal@gmail.com or 1-613-596-6692

stop sending me FUCKING email.

Dear Sir:
Please find the public address given by Aazaad on
behalf of ARIM (2007 January 31), attached with the
email. The public address is also available at

http://madhesh.com/blog/pivot/entry.php?id=55

Thank you very much.

Regards,
MADHESH.COM

Bhagat ji

Tapai manchhe natawarlal hunuhundo rahechha ra des drohi manchhe hunuhundo rahechha. Des drohiharuko kura sunera ma samaya phalna chahanna , baru yesto manchheharulai murdabad vanchhu. Hijosammako tapai mathiko biswas sakiyekole ainda mail nagarnuhola.

Des drohiharu murdabad.
Ameriki ra bharatiya chalkhel murdabad. Anuradha

Hello,

I have had never entertained your e-mail. If I want to get updated, theres plenty ways that I can choose on my own. I do- in no way- wish your e-mail anymore. Please stop it.

Thankyou

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