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Nepal still acting with China in mind
South East Asia News.Net
Thursday 8th May, 2008
Nepalese police have arrested more than 200 Tibetan exiles demonstrating in Kathmandu, as China thanked Nepal for its efforts to stop protests.
The police said they arrested the Tibetan demonstrators after they tried to storm a Chinese embassy visa office.
Tibetan exiles, including dozens of monks and nuns, ran through the police lines and kicked the gates of the visa office in an attempt to storm it.
The police punched and kicked the demonstrators as they were loaded onto police vans and trucks.
Many protesters carried Tibetan national flags as well as placards denouncing Chinese rule in Tibet.
The anti-China protest by Tibetan exiles was the first in more than a week in Kathmandu.
The protests first began March 10th and until last week, they were held on an almost daily basis.
Human rights organisations have criticised the Nepalese government for use of force to break up demonstrations.
Meanwhile, media reports in Kathmandu said the Chinese government had thanked Nepal for its cooperation in ensuring the smooth transportation of the Olympic torch to the summit of the world's highest peak, Mt Everest.
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eklabya
05-10-08, 04:18 AM |
Talk to the hand.
Rememember Tibetans came to us refugees and we let them stay and prosper.But if they create scence and make our things with China difficult then they must know that we’ve limits too.Don’t try to force us to be ruthless....in past we have conquered them twice.
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greaterNepal
05-09-08, 05:37 AM |
talk to my hand
what is the matter with you? you double standard sons of bitches.
Do you know hundreds of thousands of Bhutanese were forced to flee their homeland just because they were of nepali origin and spoke a different language. thousands were killed, women and children raped the so called bhutanese royal army. they living as refugees in camps in eastern Nepal.
Have you ever heard of the way indian rascals in uniform handled recently when they tried to march to thier homeland. They were shot at, and a young boy died due to it.
Do i hear the bell ringing? or you infidels have empty head and ears that can here only what your advanced teaching methods have taught or should i say made you memorize. can you analyse things. that human rights, international laws and treaties are applicable to all nations irrespective of thier size, how fast they can destroy another nation, socio-economic advancements.
can u see the truth just infront of you.
Nepal being tried to colonised by China, i don’t think so.
China has always been helpful to Nepal, and have always proved to be a frien in need.
Where as India who is reaping so much benifit from our country, has always been an obstacle to our development efforts.
India and India Authority has no respect for Any Kind of Human rights or international treaties and conventions.
They are the one who are constantly attacking our soverignty.
Just visit Sunali Entry point to nepal you can see Indians constructing houses in the No Man’s Land. They are construction dams which are causing flooding in hundreds of Nepali villages, the situation gets worse in when we have the monsoon.
shouldn’t you talk about it too!
before accusing others look into yourself, yours is a declining society where a father mothers his own flesh and blood.
however thin a slice you will make, there is always going to be 2 sides.
hey danny, if i may address you so; do you know what shame is?
who are you say so? a contractor of the world.
let me ask you what have u done and what can you do to make india remove its army encampments in Nepalese territory. Just to Name one, 'Kalapani' where Indian troops have stationed since the sino-India war of 1962.
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Anonymous
05-09-08, 06:54 AM |
Read history to know more
India should stop using Tibetan exile to rile China. Nepali is not wrong to stop rioting tibetan who are supposed to behave in Nepal. Peaceful demonstration is OK, kicking and breaking or burning properties is not OK eventhough their western masters may say so.
No point bad mouthing Nepal or China. India is the country which annexed Sikkim, control the passport of visitors and foreign affair of Himnalayan nations including Buthan or Nepal, a practice passed down from the British colonialist.
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Anonymous
05-09-08, 12:59 AM |
ah Nepal
China have been trying to colonise Nepal since the early 70’s, now the door seems wide open to allow to finally happen....
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ASIAN
05-08-08, 09:32 PM |
Nepal still acting with China in mind
Way to go,Nepal.That’s the way to handle these troublemakers. Why don’t just deport all these people to Timbaktu,they are a mess in Nepal.
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Danny321
05-08-08, 10:47 PM |
A puppet of china
Ignoring the cultural similarity as well as the human plight of thousands of tibetan exiles in the hope of geting into China’s good book says a lot about the Nepalese Leadership, shame on you Nepal.
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