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Jane ji protests in India’s neighboring country Nepal have affected the country very badly. Meanwhile, a large number of Nepali citizens returning to the Rupaidiha border of the Indo-Nepal border reacted to the current situation. Meanwhile, Khem Bahadur, a resident of Palpa, gave his views. He said that the condition of Nepal has become so bad that people have now started thinking that if the British had made Nepal with India and made a slave, the country would have been ahead today. According to him, at least trains, roads and employment facilities were there.
In a statement to the private channel, Khem Bahadur said that after the arrival of democracy, people had great expectations. The public was thinking that there will be development in the country now, but the leaders developed themselves instead of the public. The means of employment are almost negligible and the common people have been left on their own. They believe that if Nepal’s leadership was honest and visionary, then the situation would not have been so bad.
View on Jane-G movement
The recent Jane-G movement in Nepal brought a big change in both politics and society. Khem Bahadur believes that this movement was necessary because the public’s anger had become very deep, but he condemned arson and sabotage in government buildings during the movement. He says that these buildings will be rebuilt from the public’s pocket i.e. tax, so this kind of violence is not correct.
Why is compared to India
Many citizens of Nepal compare with India. The reason for this is that during the British rule, rail, road and administrative structure were prepared in India. Today the same basis is taking India forward towards economic and technological development. No such structure could be created in Nepal and political instability worsened the situation.
Hope for future
Many citizens like Khem Bahadur believe that whatever government will be formed after the movement, it will have to pay attention to the good of the people. Basic facilities like employment, road, education and health will have to be given priority. If the leadership still does not learn a lesson, then the country can go into a deeper crisis.
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