Sunday, October 18, 2015

Nepal Crisis and Corrupted India


Nepal imports apparel, textiles, electronic equipment, machinery and equipment, leather products, vegetables, fruits, nuts, chemical, rubber, plastic, metal products, and motor vehicles parts from China. Basically, almost 90% of the things we use on a daily basis comes from China. Then why can’t we bring the petroleum from China as well. Especially, when Chinese Government is ready to help and willing to do so.

It’s been almost a month now, India have been blocking all the supplies including the petroleum products, in Nepal, in order to fulfill their selfish motive.  We are still recovering from the major Earthquake, now facing another major crisis of fuel shortage and food supplies.  I am sure the whole world knows about this but everybody is quiet. There is no point in pointing fingers at others, when your own system has a problem, and it is corrupted. Our politicians still want to be Indian puppet, as they are used to it. Shame on Nepalese government, who cannot do anything at this dire state of need except just letting India treat us like beggars. 

Nepal’s geographical locations is in the middle of India and China, not inside India. It is not end of the world, this is the age of Globalization, we should never reply on one country for everything. It may seem easy and beneficial to bring supplies only from  India at this moment. But this is not a sustainable way to do business. We have to look for other options, and make better choices for our country, people and the future of new generations. We can't let Indian politicians run our Nation and decide the fate of our country. 

Let's not forget this that India depends on Nepal for geopolitical reason. They need Nepal's river for irrigation, electricity. Nepal also acts as a buffer zone between India and china. Hence, India don't have to spend billions of rupees protecting its border with Nepal. Similarly, India earn a lot of transit taxes on goods coming to Nepal. All the Indian exports to Nepal helps business in Bihar. In addition to this bad relation with Nepal means India will have headaches facing Chinese invasion from the northern border. After all this, why aren't our Nepalese taking advantage of these things as India is doing right now. I ask myself this question every day, and I am sure all the Nepalese people do as well. This is the time for us to prove, is Nepal part of India or its own Sovereign Nation, which have never been colonized and produced one of the bravest warrior on earth, Gurkha, known in the history of mankind. This is a time for us to come together, and help each other out and stay strong. 

I hope this is a good lesson for the Nepalese politicians and hope that they have learned the lesson of depending on one country for everything, when you have neighbor in other side who is as powerful as the other one and treats us with respect and dignity. If we give up this time, our country will always be slave to India. So, please do not just give up yet, there is much more to do in order to make our mark in this world and be proud to be call as Nepalese, nation of brave Gurkhas, where Lord Buddha was born, where the tallest mountain of the world resides.  Jai Nepal !!