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The American dream and the broker's business
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I was very saddened to read the news published in Kantipur on May 5 titled "Lakhs of youth drowning in America from Donkey Route". The story of a young man from Rukum, Musikot, who has spent nearly 9 million through brokers to go to America, but still has not reached his destination, represents the youth of other villages as well.
The same is the case with other people who took loans at high interest rates and went to America. There are reports that some people got stuck even after reaching America, were arrested and returned directly to Kathmandu, some died on the way and after reaching America.
On the one hand, most people who spend years and spend millions on human traffickers should not leave the country through illegal routes, do not even have the general knowledge that they should not step abroad until they have a valid route, means, and work to their destination, but they think that they can harvest foreign money from the trees if they reach their destination. are educated.
Do they not know anything about the permission of the destination, the means of travel, the guarantee of work when they go to the country of their choice? If the youth and children follow whatever they say, parents must also fulfill impossible demands. Isn't it better to earn by doing work in your own country than to go abroad?
– Gangaraj Aryal, Panini-8, Arghakhanchi
प्रकाशित : जेष्ठ १०, २०८१ ०५:२५
