Isn't it the government's responsibility to investigate through a forensic lab, subject matter experts, or experts? Is this a random incident or a well-planned conspiracy? –YN Dahal

The road was closed, but a helicopter could have been used. Nepal has a history of using helicopters to put out forest fires. If a helicopter was used in a forest fire, why not at Singha Durbar?

–Chiran Kandel

A proper investigation should be conducted and strict action should be taken against the culprits.

–Manahari Poudel

The topic of how the movement gained momentum can be learned from the conversation in ‘Discord’. This topic will also be useful in the investigation.

–Rishiram Niraula

A thorough investigation is needed. So that such incidents do not repeat in the coming days.

–Narayan Pandey

  Let's respect the national anthem and the national flag

The national anthem of the country is a serious matter. It should not be sung everywhere. It should not be played indiscriminately. It is sung before the start of government meetings, ceremonies or other formal programs, with respect.

Similarly, the national flag should not be kept everywhere. It can be kept in offices and in the office of the head of the office. The Nepali flag should be displayed only on the vehicles of high-ranking personalities including the head of government, heads of constitutional bodies, Speaker of the House, ministers, etc. During national festivals and visits by foreign heads of government, the national flag can be displayed on the roads, but it should be removed after a limited time.

Nowadays, the national flag is displayed on personal vehicles from bicycles to cars. An artist can wrap it around his body and sing on stage. In fact, doing so is misuse. The country's flag has also been found to be used in political party activities. In particular, using the national anthem and national flag everywhere does not increase its importance and pride. Therefore, will we become serious about this issue from today?

– Parbat Sanjel, Dharan-17

Leaders are free to say whatever they want?

Three former Prime Ministers KP Sharma Oli, Sher Bahadur Deuba, Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda, former Foreign Ministers and Nepali Congress central members Arju Rana and Deepak Khadka are being investigated by the Money Laundering Commission. Oli is saying, 'This investigation commission is not justified. This government also has no justification.' When the society is being misled in this way, there is no stopping anyone from speaking out. In this country where people are punished for speaking out, whatever a leader says is right. The pen is closed, but no one can interfere with the leader's speech.