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On Friday, a journalist and another civilian were killed during the vandalism, arson and chaotic protests in the capital by the royalists.
They were separate from this movement and as ordinary people they lost their lives indiscriminately. No matter how much we condemn this chaotic movement, it is not enough.
but who is to blame? Who provoked the situation to this level? Who set fire to the house where the journalist was taking pictures? Who locked the exit door? Journalists were not allowed to come out. The state also failed to save him. Now the question arises - will the royalists or the government take the blame for the death of the journalist and another civilian? Now, a high-level judicial inquiry committee should be formed to find answers to these questions. A government inquiry committee alone cannot investigate it impartially.
Friday's incident has tripartite weaknesses. Durga Prasain breaking the prohibition by driving her own vehicle and inciting others, the government climbing on the roof of private houses and using tear gas in the name of stopping the movement and the reckless speech, behavior and character of the leaders also contributed to the incident on Friday. Especially when the conscience of the top leaders did not work and spoke randomly, it added fuel to the fire of the movement. The common people are still not against the republic, but they are certainly angry with the corrupt tendencies of its administrators. The best alternative to a republic is a republic and not a monarchy. There was no freedom of writing and speech under the autocratic rule of the king. Newspapers were censored. The army was mobilized in the newsroom, the internet was also blocked. Namitha Sunita scandals happened but there was no investigation. The common people were paranoid about the rule of law. No license could be obtained until the palace was pleased to open industries and factories. If such bad things of history can be properly explained to the new generation, then the youth on the streets will definitely not support the royalist movement.
- Gopal Devkota , Kathmandu Metropolitan City-7,
Chabhil, Peoplebot
