Although protests against Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli have decreased, resentment in public still persists.

Although there has been a decrease in protests against Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, but resentment in public is still there. PM Oli is being targeted once again with CoronaVirus.

StopDemocidePMOli is trending on social media in Nepal. Nepali users are expressing their anger towards the government by using the word ‘Democide’, coined by American professor RJ Rummel. The term is derived from democracy and genocide, ie genside.

Government without strategy

People of Nepal say that ‘Democide’ describes the current situation in the country. Like many leaders of the world, Oli has been underestimating the danger of Corona. He also made some peculiar statements about the rescue from which people are furious. People say that instead of preventing the epidemic, the Oli government is unnecessarily engaged in rhetoric, which shows that it has no effective strategy.

$ 170 million spent on tea and breakfast

Nepalese are also raising questions on the country’s economy. Due to the lockdown, livelihood crisis has arisen in front of thousands of people. At a time when the country is going through a financial crisis, the extravagance of the Oli government is also provoking people’s anger. Opposition parties allege that in the last three years, the Oli government has spent $ 170 million only on tea and snacks. This amount is 800 percent more than the budget allocated for such works.

Mast Oli to your tune

However, Prime Minister Oli does not matter. He is very good in his tune and is working on the behest of Nepal. He wants the Gurkhas to somehow be prevented from joining the Indian Army. China is aware of the might of the Gurkha soldiers of the Indian Army, so it is pressuring Nepal to end the 200-year-old tradition and to draw a wide gulf between the Indian Army and the Gurkhas.

Dirty trick of china

Gorkha soldiers have shown their bravery many times on the dangerous peaks of Siachen Glacier and this is knocking China. Meanwhile, it has also been reported that the Chinese Embassy has appointed a non-government organization (NGO) of Kathmandu for special work. The NGO has been asked to find out why the people of Gorkha community want to join the Indian Army. The intention is clear – brainwash the Gorkha community and prevent them from becoming part of the Indian Army.

Many times rhetoric

The Government of Nepal itself has made several statements on this subject many times. Some time ago, Nepal’s Foreign Minister Pradeep Kumar Gyawali had said that many provisions of the agreement reached in 1947 are doubtful, so now the recruitment of Gorkha soldiers in the Indian Army will be reviewed. Prime Minister Oli is also engaged in this endeavor, although it is different that this effort of China and Nepalese government has not affected the Gorkha community.