BABBLES
By Babbler
By next week, we will almost get the result of the 20 November election, maybe, we will have to wait some days for the final result as we cannot get the exact number of seats belonging to the political parties unless the result of the proportional election will come out.
During this election, the “No, not again” campaign became viral. Whether it will be materialized or not, this Babbler is waiting for the result.
Indeed, we want a miracle, is it possible? Let the voters decide!
Kudos to Manisha!
Finally, Manisha Koirala, granddaughter of late B.P. Koirala, decided to support the Rastriya Prajatantra Party’s patriotic stance. She has respected pioneer NC leaders BP Koirala, Kishunjee and Ganeshman’s vision for Nepal.
Her support for patriotism will surely encourage the Nepali folk.
Who is the next PM?
There have been seen many candidates for becoming the PM from the ruling alliance. Not to forget, Sher Bahadur Deuba wishes to continue the PM’s post further. Pushpakamal Dahal Prachanda, a power-hungry leader, is also the candidate.
Meanwhile, Ramchandra Poudel, Prakashman Singh, Sekhar Koirala and Gagan Thapa are seen in the race.
Be that as it may, without Delhi’s blessing, it is impossible though they all are Delhi’s men.
QUOTES OF THE WEEK
- The issues that Nepalese voters should consider in the upcoming elections are very serious. For those who want to keep both policy (system) and leadership as they are, it may be natural to choose a power coalition. It is these power coalition members who can become ‘instrumental heroes’ who will bring in foreign troops in the future and bring the country to the state of division.
Devprakash Tripathi, senior journalist
- From Holy Wine to other donors’ control and 12-point legacy politics is not in favor of the country.
Yuvraj Ghimire, senior journalist
- Maybe if the Nepali Congress had not lost its way, BP’s granddaughter Manisha could stay in the same party.
It is well known, including Kisuniji and Ganeshmanji had discontinued their relationship with the party.
There was no question that Manisha did not understand such an obvious thing. Vigilant Manisha put the national interest paramount over the interests of the Nepali Congress.
Dhruba H. Adhikary, senior journalist
- Swornim Wagle still doesn’t know who will make the Prime Minister of Nepal!
Whoever makes it, his priority should not be beaten.
That is why Wagle’s argument for making Gagan Thapa the next PM of Nepal is baseless.
Madhav Acharya, senior journalist
- Firstly, we should not allow a situation like Sikkim, secondly, we should not allow a situation like Iran and thirdly, we should not allow a situation like Afghanistan.
B.P. Koirala
It is not normal that Manisha Koirala supports RPP. She has seen the misuse and abuse of Nepal and its leadership by the Indian establishment. Like BP, she also realized the inevitability of the monarchy for the sovereignty of the country.
Uddabraj Vetwal, media person
- Foreign loans, foreign intervention, foreign playgrounds, foreign projects and foreign comfortable government were more in the previous system or are they more now?
Rajesh Ahiraj, journalist and former chief of Madhesh Province
- People have already noticed these two persons (Swornim Wagle and Gagan Thapa). Do they have courage to ask for votes saying that MCC is good for Nepal? They are punishable who wanted to hand over the country to foreigners.
Dr. Rambhakta Thakur, former ambassador
- There is no one in the world as poor as us. Do you know those characters that always make us poor?
Let me point the finger at Deuba, Oli, Prachanda, Yadav, Mahato, Gachchdar who have become Saturn for this country.
Lenin Banjade
- Don’t forget that those who are elected are won by your votes and rule over you by the taxes you pay.
Madhu Raman Acharya, former ambassador
- Farmers in agricultural countries are suffering. The farmer’s products are not sold. Bakery cakes do not sell. Gardener’s flowers are not sold.
But tomato imported from across the border is sold. Along with that, the leaders of the country are also sold.
It is not possible to understand the problems of the farmers if they hold the plow for a day.
NO, NOT AGAIN
- Instead of lambasting any leader after 20 November, we need to be correct ourselves now! The leader who killed the nation will not be corrected. We can correct our decision before casting vote on 20 November.
Indra Rokaya
- When one can follow them who killed 17000 people, then, why should not we follow the King? A learned man does not support wrong. But here the scholarship is missing seeing the opportunity.
Keshab
Compiled by Sushma Shrestha
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