The channel of the Gorkhaland movement "Gorkha in Chakravyuh" is public

From the year 1907, the issue of a separate state came to the surface in Darjeeling. In 1917, for the first time, a group called 'Hillmen's Association' raised the demand for a separate administrative unit by merging Darjeeling, Jalpaiguri and Duwars. Over time, this demand took the form of building a separate state.

In 1930, there were similar demands. In 1945, writer Rup Narayan Singh protested for a long time saying that Darjeeling should be separated from Bengal. In course of time, that too collapsed. In 1946, the communists at that time took the initiative to create a separate 'Gorkhasthan' as a sovereign nation by merging Darjeeling, Sikkim, Duwars and Terai and some parts of eastern Nepal. All those demands fell away.

In 1979, another political party called 'Provincial Council' was born and it advanced the demand of a separate state more forcefully. That too, when it fell and rose - the smell of fragrance. Ghising, who had left the army, registered a party called Gorkha Rashtriya Mukti Morcha and advanced the demand for a separate state of Gorkhaland in a different way. From 1986 to 88 years, about 28 The month-long Gorkha land struggle is mentioned in the narrative of Naliveli Bhotu Singh Chhetri.

1,200 people lost their lives in the violence. . On August 22, 1988, the movement took a break as the Darjeeling Gorkha Parvatya Parishad. Bhotu Chhetri in his work describes the years 1986-1988 as the rise of Gorkhaland movement And the editor, Raja Puniani, explained it as a decline. "The demand for a separate state has been raised 29 times over and over again", Puniani said, "this political symbol of the Gorkhas has been included in the work."

In the work written in four volumes, on the one hand, Congressman Indrajit Khullar has misled the Gorkhas, and on the other hand, an attempt has been made to find out the secret of the BJP's leaning on the Gorkhas in the Lok Sabha elections.

Somen Nag, the author of the Bengali work 'Konjanjonggae Oshantir Agun' written in support of the Gorkhaland movement, claimed that the issue of Gorkhaland raised by the Gorkhas of Darjeeling for years is justified, and said, 'The central and state governments are working together to divide the community, it is their intention not to give Gorkhaland.'

Writer Chhetri, who worked as a close associate of Subas Ghising for a long time, claimed that his work can be considered as a reliable political document of the Gorkhaland movement. He Mentioning that it is included in the list of works from the British period to the contemporary point, he added, "The work will be useful to understand the Gorkhaland movement closely."