06-12-2008, 01:03 PM
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Fri, 30 May, 2008 , 02:12 PM
The newly elected 601 member Constituent Assembly of Nepal has formally abolished the 240-year-old Monarchy and declared the erstwhile Himalayan Hindu Kingdom as âSecular and Federal Democratic Republicâ.
In other words, The âHindu Monarchyâ has been turned into a âMaoist Monarchyâ.
When Hindu Bharat became a âSecular Indiaâ, thanks to Gandhiji, Nehru and the Indian National Congress, the world was left with only one Hindu country in Nepal and now that is also gone, thanks to the Nepal Congress and the seven party alliance.
A Hindu Bharat had always been secular and tolerant in character and that is why the offshoots of Hinduism like Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism were able to coexist peacefully and more importantly, the Abrahamic religions were able to set foot here and establish themselves without any problems.
Being classified as âHinduâ did not come in the way of India being secular. Yet, in the glee to be tagged as secular, the Constituent Assembly while drafting the Constitution, ignorantly gave undue privileges to certain groups. perhaps with a good intention, which has turned out to be a big source of trouble within just sixty years of independence.
The Royal Monarchy of Nepal failed to understand the plight of its bigger Hindu brother and inconsiderately led the Kingdom to its present peril.
The Maoists, who have been taking the kingdom to ransom for more than ten years, have achieved their objective of defeating the monarchy due to the stupidity of the seven party alliance, which mindlessly allied with them and yielded to their pressure tactics.
No doubt, it is the compulsion of times for any country to become democratic and such an evolution must be appreciated, but trusting the Maoists in the process of democratic evolution is the height of ignorance.
That is precisely what the seven party alliance has done in Nepal and within a short span of time it will realise its folly.
India for its part failed in its responsibility of helping the people of Nepal by ignoring the happenings in the Himalayan Kingdom for the past ten years.
With the advent of the UPA-Left combination matters have happened very fast and the unholy nexus of âUPA/Left-Maoists-UNMINâ has ensured the dethroning of King Gyanendra, thereby facilitating the transfer of power from the Hindu monarchy to Maoist monarchy and the Maoist leader Prachanda in all likelihood would become the Monarch of Nepal in the garb of either the President or the Prime Minister.
The Maoist-UNMIN nexus has ensured that the election was conducted as per its own designs and the people have voted out of fear and the Maoistsâ victory has been trumpeted as Peopleâs triumph.
Last year when the King was made powerless and the Maoists were admitted in to Nepal Parliament and when it was proclaimed that itl would soon become a âsecularâ republic, the Vatican openly exhibited its joy and welcomed the proclamation.
Since then, missionaries have been having a heavy harvest with the connivance of the Maoists. UNMIN (United Nationâs Mission in Nepal), under the leadership of Ian Martin, an alleged favourite of World council of Churches, can be expected to lay the road map for Christianisation of Nepal and Prachanda and his men would be too happy to help them.
Another imminent danger for Nepal is in the form of the Red Rogues of PLA (Peopleâs Liberation Army) taking over the RNA (Royal Nepalese Army).
RNA has a remarkable history of discipline, dedication, patriotism, performance and pride, but the Maoistsâ PLA consists of dacoits and murderers, who have massacred more than twenty thousand people in the last ten years.
Their integration in the RNA and taking over its command do not augur well for Nepal as well as India. Prachandaâs attitude towards India before the elections has not been friendly, as evidenced by his statements and interviews. India has been already reeling under the threat of Naxal-Maoist nexus along the âRed Corridorâ connecting more than 15 States from Assam to Tamilnadu and a Maoist controlled Nepal would certainly make matters worse for India.
The Himalayan Hindu Kingdom, which has become âsecularâ under the grip of Maoists and the influence of UN /Vatican, would lose its glorious civilisation, grand culture, healthy heritage in the garb of building a new, modern and progressive Nepal.
India has gained another hostile neighbour in addition to the cunning China and terrorising Pakistan. Tough times ahead for India and the Nepal.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Fri, 30 May, 2008 , 02:12 PM
The newly elected 601 member Constituent Assembly of Nepal has formally abolished the 240-year-old Monarchy and declared the erstwhile Himalayan Hindu Kingdom as âSecular and Federal Democratic Republicâ.
In other words, The âHindu Monarchyâ has been turned into a âMaoist Monarchyâ.
When Hindu Bharat became a âSecular Indiaâ, thanks to Gandhiji, Nehru and the Indian National Congress, the world was left with only one Hindu country in Nepal and now that is also gone, thanks to the Nepal Congress and the seven party alliance.
A Hindu Bharat had always been secular and tolerant in character and that is why the offshoots of Hinduism like Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism were able to coexist peacefully and more importantly, the Abrahamic religions were able to set foot here and establish themselves without any problems.
Being classified as âHinduâ did not come in the way of India being secular. Yet, in the glee to be tagged as secular, the Constituent Assembly while drafting the Constitution, ignorantly gave undue privileges to certain groups. perhaps with a good intention, which has turned out to be a big source of trouble within just sixty years of independence.
The Royal Monarchy of Nepal failed to understand the plight of its bigger Hindu brother and inconsiderately led the Kingdom to its present peril.
The Maoists, who have been taking the kingdom to ransom for more than ten years, have achieved their objective of defeating the monarchy due to the stupidity of the seven party alliance, which mindlessly allied with them and yielded to their pressure tactics.
No doubt, it is the compulsion of times for any country to become democratic and such an evolution must be appreciated, but trusting the Maoists in the process of democratic evolution is the height of ignorance.
That is precisely what the seven party alliance has done in Nepal and within a short span of time it will realise its folly.
India for its part failed in its responsibility of helping the people of Nepal by ignoring the happenings in the Himalayan Kingdom for the past ten years.
With the advent of the UPA-Left combination matters have happened very fast and the unholy nexus of âUPA/Left-Maoists-UNMINâ has ensured the dethroning of King Gyanendra, thereby facilitating the transfer of power from the Hindu monarchy to Maoist monarchy and the Maoist leader Prachanda in all likelihood would become the Monarch of Nepal in the garb of either the President or the Prime Minister.
The Maoist-UNMIN nexus has ensured that the election was conducted as per its own designs and the people have voted out of fear and the Maoistsâ victory has been trumpeted as Peopleâs triumph.
Last year when the King was made powerless and the Maoists were admitted in to Nepal Parliament and when it was proclaimed that itl would soon become a âsecularâ republic, the Vatican openly exhibited its joy and welcomed the proclamation.
Since then, missionaries have been having a heavy harvest with the connivance of the Maoists. UNMIN (United Nationâs Mission in Nepal), under the leadership of Ian Martin, an alleged favourite of World council of Churches, can be expected to lay the road map for Christianisation of Nepal and Prachanda and his men would be too happy to help them.
Another imminent danger for Nepal is in the form of the Red Rogues of PLA (Peopleâs Liberation Army) taking over the RNA (Royal Nepalese Army).
RNA has a remarkable history of discipline, dedication, patriotism, performance and pride, but the Maoistsâ PLA consists of dacoits and murderers, who have massacred more than twenty thousand people in the last ten years.
Their integration in the RNA and taking over its command do not augur well for Nepal as well as India. Prachandaâs attitude towards India before the elections has not been friendly, as evidenced by his statements and interviews. India has been already reeling under the threat of Naxal-Maoist nexus along the âRed Corridorâ connecting more than 15 States from Assam to Tamilnadu and a Maoist controlled Nepal would certainly make matters worse for India.
The Himalayan Hindu Kingdom, which has become âsecularâ under the grip of Maoists and the influence of UN /Vatican, would lose its glorious civilisation, grand culture, healthy heritage in the garb of building a new, modern and progressive Nepal.
India has gained another hostile neighbour in addition to the cunning China and terrorising Pakistan. Tough times ahead for India and the Nepal.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->