Kulman Ghising Re-Appointment a Political Issue : People Opposing the Government for his farewell

Kulman Ghising the man who turned the faith of Nepal towards light has been given a farewell for completing his four-year tenure as managing director of Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA). He was appointed to the top post of the NEA in 2016. He came into the power and established an efficient management and effective working system that ended the long issue of load-shedding in the country and improved the financial condition of NEA. He join NEA, with a bad debt of  NRs 34.61 billion with 18 hours of load shedding in the country which he managed to remove it with   management issues. 

His popularity grew when he was able make load Shedding over and further helped in opening the power infrastructure in the country. 

Regarding his reappointment the government has been not so clear in brining him back showcasing legality issues.  Even though a proposal to reappoint Ghising has been registered at the Cabinet, there has been no discussion in this regard so far.

As per Section 17 of the Nepal Electricity Authority Act the government could reappoint Ghising as MD of the NEA. If the government wants to reappoint Ghising at NEA, there is no legal hurdle. It depends whether or not the government wants to reappoint him. 

The dirty politics and culture of Nepal has been constantly hitting people like Kulman who have been hugely appreciated for his sincerity and handwork. Though there has been significant sign of him coming back people are still struggling for his reappointment. Dr Govinda KC has been also started his protest for reinstae of Kuman Ghising in NEA.  

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A fight of the racist

#culture vs #COVID19

The question is what is right the government or the #community ? #ratomachindranath is a cultural heritage & it  cannot be overlooked but in #crisis there should be a middle way of saving #culture than #fighting. Who are we fighting with ? 

The chariot pulling festival of Rato machindra Jatra saw a clear tussle of power and culture. On one hand the government in view of COVID19 tried to stopped the locals from pulling the chariot where as on the other local fought back with the police in voicing out their issue of culture and tradition. 

 Due to the strict measures amid COVID-19, the festival was fast-tracked and agreement the  chariot of Rato Macchindranath was pulled up to Sorhakhutte Falcha, in front of Lalitpur Metropolitan Office. The 'Red God' will be toured around the city and then taken back to Bungamati by September 11.

"Many people claimed that Lord Machindranath has faced a lot of pain as it was left under a scorching sun. These claims compelled people to believe that unpleasant situations will arise if Lord Machindranath gets angry," Mana Maya Mulmi, one of the member of Jatra organising committee told ANI.

Amid the COVID-19, Bhaktapur has called off its Bisket Jatra while Kathmandu has called off its Indra Jatra. Similarly, Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Lalitpur jointly called off the Gai Jatra.

A large number of security personnel have been deployed in Pulchowk to prevent any large gathering of people amid the pandemic. Only some designated local people and volunteers were allowed to be in the area on Sunday.

Chariot procession of Rato Machindranath also called as "Bunga Dugh" in Newari meaning the God of Rain and Harvest is the longest Jatra in Nepal, which runs on for months depending widely on astronomy.

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Bijaya Shahi A Social Media Thug

Bijaya Shahi is a clear example of social media crisis that lead to a situation of chaos and complication. The Self-proclaimed Memory King of Nepal was no more than a cheat who was scribbling his own handwriting in an indentation of a written paper. He is a worst case example of a social experiment gone wrong that cannot be corrected in any way possible. In his small glory to fame he framed many people and distinguished guest with his fraud. 

Shahi was discovered by  a YouTube Channel Tattato Khabar with YouTuber Bhagya Neupane.
All the claims of Bijaya have been proven wrong and with high ambition and no hard work.

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