Comments on: My View of the Maoists… http://blog.com.np/2008/04/17/my-view-of-the-maoists/ We blog for peace and democracy in Nepal Sat, 11 Feb 2012 07:36:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Nepaleswor http://blog.com.np/2008/04/17/my-view-of-the-maoists/comment-page-1/#comment-35369 Sun, 27 Apr 2008 06:20:04 +0000 http://blog.com.np/united-we-blog/2008/04/17/my-view-of-the-maoists/#comment-35369 Its ok Guys.

Be potimistic.
Maoist should be good but not too good.

]]> By: freedom writer http://blog.com.np/2008/04/17/my-view-of-the-maoists/comment-page-1/#comment-35368 Sun, 27 Apr 2008 04:33:42 +0000 http://blog.com.np/united-we-blog/2008/04/17/my-view-of-the-maoists/#comment-35368 Honestly speaking, in the beginning of maoist fight, their reasonings for fight were so strong that I believed in all of them. As the time went on, they started deviating from their motive, the voilence in the name of people’s fight started increasing day by day and thousands of innocent citizens lost their lives. Nepal, which used to be a peaceful and secure country started becoming a war zone. Bomb started blasting in the center of the capital city. Armed military people roaming around the streets and checking the belongings of travellers, just to make sure that they don’t have a hidden gun or bomb with them, became a common sight. Maoists started collecting fines from people and killing those who are not able to pay their fines. They started including at least one person from each family in their army and people from rural areas started migrating to the capital city for the fear of loosing their life.

And in the midst of all these happenings, some where on the way, I lost faith in the maoists and in their divine cause. I don’t say that the king or the current leaders of that time don’t have anything to do with it. I blame all the leaders of Nepal. But I won’t forget that maoist started voilence and killing in Nepal, which is carried on till date by the YCL. The new generation of Nepalese are growing up in the midst of all this voilence and I fear on the kind of lessons they are going to learn out of this voilence and Nepal bands and all.

Yeah, I agree with the author of this article when she says “maoist” is not just a term, its the way of looking at them. For me, whenever I use the term “maoist”, there is some amount of doubt mixed with it. Yeah, they have talked about developing Nepal, but they haven’t said exactly how they are going to do it. I don’t see any master plan for the development of Nepal. So, I’m still doubtful about them. People are talking about giving them a chance; I say they already got their chance. Now is the time they prove to Nepalese people that those who died in the name of the people’s right didn’t loose their life for nothing. They have already won by the people’s verdict, now is the time to bring positive changes in Nepal and claim on their lost respect from the common citizens.

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