०६३ जेठ ९, मंगलबार
भर्खरै बुटवलबाट एक पत्रकारले मलाई जानकारी दिएअनुसार त्यहाँको स्थिति निकै तनावग्रस्त रहेको छ। एम्बुलेन्स, गाडी तोडफोड भइरहेको छ। (राति ८३०)

मोटरसाइकल र माइक्रोको ठक्करबाट घाइते भएका एक बिरामीको उपचार हुँदाहुँदै लुम्बिनी अञ्चल अस्पतालमा मृत्यु भएपछि तनाव भएको रहेछ। भीडले बुटवल बजारमा तोडफोड गर्नुका साथै उपचारमा संलग्न डा कृष्ण गिरीलाई कुटपिट गरी मरणासन्न बनाइदिएछन्।

भीडले एउटा एम्बुलेन्स जलाइदिएका छन्। त्यसैगरी बुटवल बजारमा रहेका सबै मेडिकलका साइनबोर्डहरु पनि ध्वस्त पारिएको छ। यसका कारण अहिले बजार तनावग्रस्त छ। भीडलाई नियन्त्रण गर्न केही राउण्ड टियरग्यास प्रहार गरे पनि तनाव घट्नुको साटो बढेको पत्रकार चन्द्रकान्त खनालले जनाएका छन्।

डाक्टरको अवस्था चिन्ताजनक रहेको बताइएको छ। केही पत्रकार पनि घाइते भएका रहेछन्।

उपचारका लागि लगिएका बिरामीको कुन अवस्थामा मृत्यु भयो, उनको उपचारका क्रममा चिकित्सकको गल्ती थियो कि थिएन, केही थाहा हुन सकेको छैन। भीड एक्कासी किन उत्तेजित भयो ? भीडमा पीडितहरुमात्र थिए कि अरु पनि ? यस्ता सयौं प्रश्न अहिले अनुत्तरित नै रहेको छ।


This is what i have to say :i don't want to stress my point again but those people who think secularism is not going to invite any violence. think Again.

विनाश काले बिपरित बुद्दी!!

This factor is a dangerous knife, and leaving for couple of good times, it has always cut and slashed Nepalese progress. Now, single incidence turns riots, highway blockades, district blockades, riots, denial of justice and taking law in hand are some of the viruses that have stunted our progress.
We have to be rational and logical, rather than "Gorkhe mude tal".

Berserk mob vandalizes hospital

BY DIPENDRA BADUWAL

BUTWAL, May 24 - Butwal bazaar remained tense till late Tuesday evening, after a mob including Maoist cadres, vandalized Lumbini Zonal Hospital (LZH) and two dozen other private clinics. Alleging doctors' negligence behind the death of Deepak Sapkota of Jamuni of Bardiya, the mob, mostly comprising local youths, street children and Maoists resorted to vandalism.

Dr LD Bhatta and Dr Shreekrishna Giri, who were on duty at OPD section, had immediately attended Sapkota.

According to LZH sources, Sapkota, who was brought to the hospital in serious condition at around 11 am, succumbed to his injuries while undergoing treatment. He was admitted in the emergency ward of the hospital as he was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident.

Following Sapkota's death, irate youths who broke into LZH also mercilessly beat up surgeon Giri while he was attending another patient at the emergency ward. Before being thrashed, the mob blackened Giri's face and forced him to walk for some 500 meters. The mob also pelted stones at LZH building for over two hours causing huge damage.

Saroj Thapa, who identified himself as a Maoist guerilla, said that 20 of their men were deployed during the protest. A Maoist commander present at the site refused to talk to the journalists. However, no family member of the deceased Sapkota was present during the protest.

Later in the evening, the mob also burnt down an ambulance belonging to Rotary Club at Media Chowk. The mob also looted medicines and cash from Jyoti Medical at around 7 pm.

Till late evening, Maoist cadres were seen in different thoroughfares of the town burning tires and obstructing vehicular movement. Locals were terrified of the arson that erupted all of sudden in their area. Property worth millions was destroyed by the mob.

Fifteen policemen including police inspector Bamdev Gautam were injured when protestors clashed with police at different places.

Dr Sridhar Acharya of LZH said Dr Giri sustained internal injuries in the beating. "However, he is out of danger," Acharya said.

Meanwhile, condemning the attack on Dr Giri and vandalism on the hospital, Nepal Medical Association (NMA) demanded strong action against the guilty.

Issuing a statement in Kathmandu, NMA has warned of strident protests and said it will halt all medical services including emergency if security is not guaranteed to health workers.

It has also asked all concerned not to repeat activities that discourage health workers.

Posted on: 2006-05-23 19:40:39 (Server Time)

http://www.kantipuronline.com/kolnews.php?&nid=74549

Is just Sick!!!!!!!!!!!1

I think it just begs the question: is democracy really suitable for Nepali people? Looks like what we have in Nepal is what's been called "mobocracy". Students beating up teachers/professors because their grades are bad is a common occurence. That's not what democracy is about. You can't just go about beating up anybody you disagree with. It seems to me that what Nepal needs is dictatorship.

.I don't support maoist but i think it is good for nepali public.Then after maoist comes to power then They will realize what actually freedom means.What democracy means.With this kind of mentality nothing is ever going to flourish what we need in nepal is grand revolution .Revolution of thoughts.there people are taking democracy really lightly.

we need nepalese people to learn under real dictators..King was't that kind neither 21 people dying was enough.Nepal needs something like french revolution after maoist comes in to power.real violent real one .So people understand what it is SAHID?what is the real meaning of democracy....

This was a just rehersal of "Mobocracy" lets see what will happen in comimng days.

http://www.kantipuronline.com/kolnews.php?&nid=74605
another one, now doctors will be more scared to handle any patients...

In this regard I am also seriously concerned with the trend in Nepal. There are some idiots who doesnot think before doing. They need to think twice before doing....

Encouraged by the sucess of their counterpart in bringing so called democracy, 'Monkeys ' at lord Pasupati nath temple r demanding DAMMAR KC oops democracy too....

I guess freely practising mobcracy is what is called "ganatantra" in Nepal. So sad.