Haldar: Thok...Thok....ho tehi ho thunga hanne........
Nirdosh Darshak: Hoina hajur ma ta here ko matrai........maaf pau hajur........
Haldar: Ajha boldo po rahecha........thok Muj*i lai.........
Nirdosh Darshak: Aiaaaaaaaaa ni babaiiiiiii lau maryo.......guhar guhar........shree 5 ko jay ho, Darbar jindabad, aiaaaa.......aaba ta jana deu.......mare ni baaa

Phot source (pjclub.com.np)

Yo police haarulai ek ek samatera Thoknu parne...Hijo Basantapur ko karyakram ma pani tettikai dada dekhaune rahechha.....Saala yettikai ta janta lai pitnu hundaina ni...Choor haaru haat ma dandi chha bhanera tettikai hukum jamauna khojchha lu...Danda bhyena bhane ta tniharu pani janata nai ho ni...aani thaha paula tnihaarule tnihaarukai saathi le joor pitepaachi....
DOWN WITH AUTORCRACY....
I LONG FOR REPUBLIC...AND YOU???

Tyo bastav ma Girija ko gulla ma hirkayeko ni ta.//// Mula Girija.. ke herirakhya ni.. khoi ta aandolan?? kata gayo...???? Thukka.. mula.

hahaha
poor guy
and look at that kick... not even aimed properly

Girija aba selaayo... He can't say, "foo garera dhaaldinchhu" ;-)

I really have little or no symathy to that guy. He knew that he would be beaten by police if he enters into restricted areas or goes in a group which demonstrates "peace" rallies --where theyt burn tyres, pelt bricks, halt traffic...etc etc. Yet, he still does it.

Police can't risk their lives all the time.

Due proces of the law!

The man is obviously unarmed and has his hands up in the air. If he had violated any law, then they could have hand cuffed him and taken him away, without the use of EXCESSIVE FORCE.

Security forces nai jungali act garne thaalesi janata ko ke haal?

Things look pretty ugly everywhere thesedays. Just look at the recent cold blooded killing of the Brazillian in London. The police claimed he was wearing heavy jacket possibly concealing weapons and that he was in a hurry. The security cameras revealed that he was only wearing a light jacket and was not walking in a hurry.

It was simply the case of police brutality. When you look at such innocent people being killed in a country like Britain, then when a demonstrator gets beaten by a laathi, it doen't look so bad after all.

Come on Guest 4 I will tell u about laws.....
and let me say this...
U r F@#^ing dumb to say thing like that...
Yeah once again.. F&^*king DUMB

Whoever comes in the power, the cops gonna behave like animals. They did the same shit when there was Panchayat, same shit in democracy, same shit in autocracy.

Check the qualifcation and the training, there lies the answer. There should be proper education. I bait these cops have no knowledge about any law. Only thing they know is take order.

Better training of security forces vis-a-vis humanitarian aspects of enforcing the laws is viable ONLY if the authorities "above" believe in it. They can yap as much they they can about better trainings, but if the ones giving orders do not believe in even the most basics of public rights, changes cannot even be fathomed!

Mr. Shahi,

The orders are given no matter who is in the power.I do not think I need to elaborate on that.

Yes, and my statement applies to WHOEVER is in power. We all know who that is in the CURRENT context.

Nirman,
Why don?t you not see their side of story and just bitch, yes just BITCH, about why they do things that may not please you or me. Apparently, you haven?t yet realized how many policemen have died for you, yet you just see some pictures captured by some journalist whose only job is to go to one of those protests and take the pictures when the police happen to beat some people. These policemen follow the orders from above no matter who is in power. Don?t you think they care about others? Do they beat people just for the fun of it? If you think we should beat those police --"ek ek samatera Thoknu parne"--how the f%*k are you any different from these policemen? Who is f@&*%g dumb here??

Moreover, I just said I have little or no sympathy to the guy; however, that does not mean that I fully approve of what the police was doing there.

Oh yea....tell me about the laws you are talking about.

TO: AnilJShahi [The GURU of ?going to train the Nepal Armed Forces of better training vis-a-vis humanitarian aspects of enforcing the laws?]

Seems like all you see is the PRSENT CONTEXT of Nepal and NOT THE PAST we have lived in the years leading to the present state. No wonder you don?t because you have been living in the U.S for the past decade. If you are showing the concern in the ways people are being handled and how the situation is in the present, let me tell you ? it is no different that what it was say 2 years back. Please do not give and portray misleading information to the general people by showing a mere one picture. If you want I can come up with more pictures to argue against the humanitarian s**t you are talking about. Let me tell you something - the people in armed forces are also people of Nepal living a life and it so happens to be there profession ?.. Just cause they are on the court of the government (they fought 2 years back, 3 years back and have been fighting since the beginning) trying to restore peace in the country does not mean that when they are getting killed and shot at no one voices there views ?.. but do not get me wrong ? I am not asking you to be the voice!! I know you ?.

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Anil Ji,

You are right, who ever is in POWER does the same, but why this "ISSUE" came up when KG is in absolute power. This scenario has been around for 14 yrs, and all leaders of "DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATION" of people of the KINGDOM of NEPAL have been doing the same.

For instance, why do we just BLAME the "NEPAL POLICE" or "RNA" for what is happening, how about "TEACHING" the people of NEPAL the meaning of peaceful DEMONSTRATION and make them implement the method, when i mean PEACEFUL DEMONSTRATION , NO DHUNGA MUDA towards "FORCE", NO TIRE BURNING, NOT DESTROYING the so LITTLE infrastructure we have.

WELL, if the people do follow PEACEFUL DEMONSTRATION algorithm then i guess we would not have to "AGRUE" on this matter anymore.

JUST MY ONE CENT.

JAI NEPAL.

DCKETA,

You are absolutely right that we need serious changes in the way we protest too. I am sure you also know that this is not going to happen overnight -- it requires unflinching and continuous efforts on the parts of those who know better to have the mass transform their methods of protests.

However, any expectations of changes in civil behavior MUST be met with settings of examples by the authorities FIRST. The need to start a trend towards adhering to the rule of law MUST begin with those giving orders from above, then those who follow orders, then only can we expect the mass to stop and think before they burn tires and engage in dhunga-muda.

Only when the authorities (order givers and takers) exhibit greatness of restraint perhaps we can expect the mass to do the same.

Why now? First of all, the need to question the authority becomes all the more important when the latter is even more repressive, which is obviously the case with ABSOLUTISM of KG. Having said that, I am sure there were individuals and rights groups who raised questions about methods of enforcing the laws prior to the royal coup also.

I cannot speak for others, but for myself, I can only say that I was WRONGLY indifferent (or concerned not enough) about issues that affected our lives before. Thanks to KG, I have woken up and am fully charged to take on those issues now. IF and WHEN democracy is restored, and if the democratic governments then also exhibit blatant disregard for public rights, trust me, I will not keep quiet then either.

AnilJShahi ? So the coming of KG has been a wakening call for you then huh!!GoodMorning Bud!! Haha!!

Dear Mr. Rip Van Winkle ?. Where were you for the past 15 years when the previous Government was doing no different than what is happening in the streets of Nepal at the present? Busy in the streets of NY and DC I believe!! Don?t give me that S**t that you are charged now ?. I have seen enough of your quietness for the past years!!