“The actual situation in Nepal is as such”

I’ve recieved a report from the ground in Nepal from reader Shyam with an interesting outlook on the current situation:

The seven opposition parties are fronting the Maoists. The whole mass uprising was created by the Maoists—when the seven parties called for strikes few months earlier, the public was unresponsive. But when the Maoists threatened physical harm, turn-out was unexpectedly high. You can verify this with Reuters reporting about Maoist infiltration in the mass mobilization.

The unholy alliance between the opposition parties has given way to the Maoists being able to dictate norms, language and action according to their ideology, with the parties as a front. And the parties are in no position to speak out against them. Case in point: yesterday they held a national assembly and proclaimed statues which are in fact that of Maoists, there was no dissent or talk of Maoist. It was as if “one party rule” was already in place.

The idea that is floating around is that the Maoist are already so entrenched in all aspect of government that they cannot be stopped. It is said they are ready to replicate the 1917 Bolshevik revolution, page by page. From the look of it, I see the same.

What really befuddles me is nonchalant attitude of countries like US. Under the pretext of support for democracy they are actually supporting Maoists to destroy every pillar of Nepalese society, from the monarchy to the army. The ground reality is quite different and is obvious to everyone. The Army had never declared war on the Maoist, who are free to recruit, extort and kill while the army is stuck in the barracks. The Maoist strategy even states they will take the capital and the country through the back of political parties.

The main threat is the parties who profess “democracy” while the Maoists, who smell victory, are in control. This has even spread into India, with the victory in a local election by Leftists. Look also at the terrorist attack of a bus bombing in the Chattisgad district of India by Maoists. The time has come to make a hard choice, choose between lesser of two evil or face anarchy that will spread to all region of this sub continent.

I hope I have been able to shed some light of events that is transpiring in Kingdom of Nepal.

An interesting report. This may be strange coming from me, but criticizing only the Maoists misses the King’s numerous transgressions. Certainly the only reports on Maoist infiltrations on the protest are that the government has said this was the case. But it’s an interesting report that I am pleased to pass on to readers.