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Balendra shah is such a qtiya that he got educated in India and is anti India
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Tanaji wrote: 10 Sep 2025 00:11 The Kathmandu mayor Balendra Shah is the one to watch… he is going places in the new setup..
Katmandu is probably one of the places most infested by Chinese MSS
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gakakkad wrote: 10 Sep 2025 00:16
chetak wrote: 10 Sep 2025 00:02


A_Gupta ji,

this looks like an abrahamic led and (BIF) fed outfit

It's management is not India friendly
Isloos or xtian ? What was the indication?

SM forwards. The padres hold quite a sway, the protestant variety is said to dominate, just like in India's NE
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gakakkad wrote: 10 Sep 2025 00:20 Balendra shah is such a qtiya that he got educated in India and is anti India

no different from the JNU and jhadavpur univ types, gakakkad saar.

isn't he the rapper guy............

political heft, public support and following is yet to be tested, unless the jernails are backing him
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A bunch of Nepali physicians worked in one of the hospitals I once covered . I got to know one of the dudes well .Later learned that he had a visceral hatred for India . Like they'll celebrate Diwali etc but not invite Indians but porkies and other isloos . Not refer to India origin consultants etc . I've not seen Mexicans or Canadians similarly hate the US . Once some dude out of curiosity asked them if they were culturally similar to India . Their response was they are closer to China than India as Buddhism is Nepali and spread to China .
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Seems like there was an attempt to vandalize Pashupatinath temple before army secured the place.
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gakakkad wrote: 10 Sep 2025 00:48 A bunch of Nepali physicians worked in one of the hospitals I once covered . I got to know one of the dudes well .Later learned that he had a visceral hatred for India . Like they'll celebrate Diwali etc but not invite Indians but porkies and other isloos . Not refer to India origin consultants etc . I've not seen Mexicans or Canadians similarly hate the US . Once some dude out of curiosity asked them if they were culturally similar to India . Their response was they are closer to China than India as Buddhism is Nepali and spread to China .

gakakkad saar,

I have dealt with these nepali elites and their middle classes.

This is an all pervasive behaviour, among the two classes mentioned

Their hatred is palpable and rarely hidden

they resent what they call the "India's big brother attitude", little realizing that we are actually far ahead of them in national stature and sovereign wealth, in fact we are the apex predators in this part of the world but at the same time they all fear the cheen

the poisonous paki elites and their venomous middle classes suffer from the very same inferiority complex and are very vocal about being treated "equally and with respect". This caveat comes through loud and clear in paki every teevee show and official communiques concerning India
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Sicanta wrote: 10 Sep 2025 01:14 Seems like there was an attempt to vandalize Pashupatinath temple before army secured the place.



Sicanta ji,

If true, that should clear up any residual and lingering doubts about the driving forces that precipitated this violence and killings

This is the first thing that the ropers and rolers do
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https://x.com/sumitagarwal_IN/status/19 ... 7JbDQ&s=19

The Indian Marwari community- biggest business fraternity in Nepal is now being targeted openly. Confirmed reports of Many properties, offices, godowns and some houses burnt and looted.

This needs to stop immediately! 🙏
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We can be sure India had nothing to do with this turn of events. And most probably, this was done to stop any possible event, including the return of monarchy, on its tracks.
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gakakkad wrote: 10 Sep 2025 00:16
chetak wrote: 10 Sep 2025 00:02


A_Gupta ji,

this looks like a abrahamic led and (BIF) fed outfit

It's management is not India friendly
Isloos or xtian ? What was the indication?
They seem to be careful to avoid religious overtones in the website. Possible giveaway is the use of "AD" for dates, e.g. began in "2015 A.D."...nobody uses that anymore except maybe RoLers.
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https://www.indiatoday.in/amp/india/sto ... 2024-12-20

This seems relevant. A pastor by the name of Daniel Courney was trying to supply fpv drones to kukis
US man gifted drone to Manipur ultras: Foreign agent or trouble-making evangelist?
American evangelist Daniel Stephen Courney faces backlash after a purported video shows him distributing drones and bulletproof jackets to the Kuki militants in Manipur. This sparked concerns over his controversial activities and accusations of stoking communal tensions in India.
Was arrested 8/28 in Nepal and deported with travel ban for 11 years.

https://nepyork.com/2025/09/07/american ... -11-years/
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https://newsarenaindia.com/internationa ... otel/55649

Another recent coverage. Apparently a green beret was found dead in kanglustan . What's strange is that he had a LinkedIn profile saying he was special forces .
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Having a hard time imagining a pot bellied special forces soldier. Although, the picture may be a stock image.
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Abhijit Iyer-Mitra thinks that the Nepali uprising is indigenous, and unorganized. He argues that the sponsored uprisings could start and stop violence like flipping a switch.
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We are living in unprecedented times. Never before in human history could information travel at the speed of light, be reshaped and distorted just as quickly, and then amplified across the world in an instant. With AI, a new and unsettling layer of complexity has been added.

For a long time, I believed India’s biggest weakness was its decentralization of power, each state, and even each district, often dominated by a local “strongman” running it like a personal fiefdom. But the more I think about it, the more I see this as a hidden strengt. there is no single power center to topple.

What troubles me, however, is logging into social media and seeing message,mostly from young people, asking why India can’t have its own “revolution.” We’ve been down that road before, from the late 1960s through the early 1980s, student, farmer and labor unions led violent protests, agitations, and riots regularly all over the country.Just imagine what might have happened on January 26, 2020, if Delhi Police had opened fire on the agro-terrorists who stormed the Red Fort. That moment could have changed the nation’s trajectory overnight.

I hope GoI is at highest vigil. Trouble is brewing all around us, from Nepal and Bangladesh to Pakistan and the Maldives.We have a moron in the White House and a Europe on the verge of entering another tumultuous period.
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Having observed unfiltered comments by the Nepalese themselves, I agree that this was an indigenous protest, no china, us, rol or rop

Trigger was frustration among youth of very little job opportunities, little development, and higher power shar ng between the only 4 people and parties as a sort of musical chair

Final straw was the diktat restricting access to posting on social media like fb, insta, and the youth just went apesht matter only got compounded when 19 protestors got shot

Almost all protestors are gen z, if there is a surprising thing, it was the quick capitulation by the government, very poor machinery at local, state and central level- don't know if the major powers were left surprised by the speed of the swiftness of the change, like where is the local police and para not to mention the admin?

Also protests only in cities not in rural areas

All admin rot stems from their faulty constitution imo

Re: the poison of their people, we have to consider that we always had a subregional outreach as well with different communities, the madhesis and the eastern state of Mithila (of famed antiquity), the plainsmen, are more pro india, those from the capital and the west and central, the mountains and valleys, are more anti india, but again that is a sliding scale
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KL Dubey wrote: 10 Sep 2025 01:29 They seem to be careful to avoid religious overtones in the website. Possible giveaway is the use of "AD" for dates, e.g. began in "2015 A.D."...nobody uses that anymore except maybe RoLers.
Wikipedia does on many many pages that have nothing to do with RoLers. . I tried to correct once and my edits were reverted. By a so called liberal RoPer pasand from the Brutishit isles.
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https://x.com/TimesAlgebraIND/status/19 ... 5136126093

@TimesAlgebraIND
HUGE DEVELOPMENT 🚨 Nepal Army Chief announced a takeover of law and order, with a portrait of Prithvi Narayan Shah 😳

Prithvi Narayan Shah was the first monarch of the Kingdom of Nepal 🔥

This was a rare national address by the Army Chief, that too featuring the iconic portrait.

Nepal Army has taken FULL CONTROL of the law and order situation in Nepal!
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https://x.com/MeghUpdates/status/1965462003755192652
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🚨 BREAKING NEWS

🇮🇳 PM Modi: “Stability, peace & prosperity of Nepal are of utmost IMPORTANCE to India.”

“I humbly appeal to my brothers & sisters in Nepal to STAND united for peace.”
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ricky_v wrote: 10 Sep 2025 05:48 Having observed unfiltered comments by the Nepalese themselves, I agree that this was an indigenous protest, no china, us, rol or rop

Trigger was frustration among youth of very little job opportunities, little development, and higher power shar ng between the only 4 people and parties as a sort of musical chair

Final straw was the diktat restricting access to posting on social media like fb, insta, and the youth just went apesht matter only got compounded when 19 protestors got shot

Almost all protestors are gen z, if there is a surprising thing, it was the quick capitulation by the government, very poor machinery at local, state and central level- don't know if the major powers were left surprised by the speed of the swiftness of the change, like where is the local police and para not to mention the admin?

Also protests only in cities not in rural areas

All admin rot stems from their faulty constitution imo

Re: the poison of their people, we have to consider that we always had a subregional outreach as well with different communities, the madhesis and the eastern state of Mithila (of famed antiquity), the plainsmen, are more pro india, those from the capital and the west and central, the mountains and valleys, are more anti india, but again that is a sliding scale



ricky_v ji,

Now that the deed is done, (it matters very little how it was started or how it developed, the end result has been achieved) the shadowy backers will start to assert themselves and the dirty work at the crossroads will commence as various power factions begin to jockey for political primacy and seeking to control the levers of power and set the agenda. Their target is Hindu India again

India is wisely (for now) staying out of it all, until it can clearly gage the origin, the strength and direction of these new winds

local nepalese puppets will now emerge from the wood work and will have their public acceptability tested. They need another papooze in the saddle, one who is for sale, corruptibly obedient, and is disposable when the time comes. Like in the beedi case, the target remains India, even as they egg on the kookies and other tribals to slog it out in the NE, and India is the target again. A large part of this border too is unfenced, just like large unfenced areas of the beedi border. These are carryover legacies from the congi area, and a gift to India that still keeps on giving

in faraway KAR, the abrahamics are demanding the scrapping of the anti conversion laws and the BIF led regime change toolkits are still in play against the Modi govt, so if anyone thinks that these diverse events are unconnected, they need to rethink their assessments and see the bigger picture. one suspects that punjab may flare up next, as may himachal. The same conversion gangs have been hard at work among the sikhs and tens of lakhs have fallen prey. remember how that canterbury rascal prostrated before the people of punjab for the jallianwalla bagh atrocity, while the bleddy queen kept very quiet. The formal apology should have come from her, and not from the canterbury cuckoo. Anyways, that opened the conversion floodgates in this sensitive border state

In the case of the beedis, it was the very same gora gang that changed their regime and displaced India from the pole position

amriki special/mercenary forces are active throughout the NE, many have entered under the guise of missionaries and NGO reps, (these scum are seen distributing BPJs and sophisticated MIL grade drones and these gora vermin have also been video graphed publicly while doing such nefarious things in Indian territory) often entering sensitive inner line permit areas without visas or permission (mostly via nepal) and at times, via beediland as well, where these same forces are active. The target is India again

nepal like beediland is a minefield being set for India

Best to keep the powder dry, steer clear for the time being, until the situation clears and the new gora chosen jockeys are in the saddle are unambiguously visible and identified, and thus better placed to choose her own cautious stance without compromising her security options
Re: the poison of their people, we have to consider that we always had a subregional outreach as well with different communities, the madhesis and the eastern state of Mithila (of famed antiquity), the plainsmen, are more pro india, those from the capital and the west and central, the mountains and valleys, are more anti india, but again that is a sliding scale
Most importantly, it may be best to disregard all of the above and cut them loose. They are not assets for India but liabilities, and these rural locals and yokels have no backers in the kathmandu power centers.

BTW, do not believe all that you see on SM, because there are plenty of bots out there pushing specific narratives. Anyone who has come thus far with the regime agenda would not foolishly neglect to cover their unwashed backsides on the SM
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Is there any Chance we can have another referendum in Nepal and Unite- I see this will be a great benefit for both
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Aditya_V wrote: 10 Sep 2025 11:48 Is there any Chance we can have another referendum in Nepal and Unite- I see this will be a great benefit for both

Aditya_V ji,

they are building a ring of fire around India.

nepal is not your friend, neither is beedi, lanka, maldives, pakis or the powers that have destabilized them and have been chipping away at us for some decades now

referendum in nepal will trigger massive instability in cashmere and punjab with the pakis and the khalistanis asking for the same, demands that we may not be able to control or even stop, not to mention dravida nadu in TN and the ltte's eelam demand which has a huge and clandestine BIF backing. The goras will also make very sure that this referendum demand spills over to India's NE, a gora plan that has been in the works since before 1947

The objective is to stall India's growth, clip her military power, and curtail her geopolitical reach, balkanize her and recolonize her all over again using the mafioso and other local jihadi opposition to enfeeble her leadership

This is the objective of both our top enemies, the apprehensive goras and the slant eyed tormentors, so why are you offering them your head on a silver platter
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^^
Why do we have to take everything as 'Doom & Gloom'
Both Maldives and Srilankan Presidents have recalibrated their attitudes/approaches/.
Recent Trumponomics must have spoked them sufficiently to understand what 'Transactional Releationship' means
Chinese are no better.
Nicobar porject will dump both Hambantotta and Gwadar to vacant real estate projects unless Dragon makes up sufficient nerves to place their Naval Assests their.
And if that happens who knows when they will burn like the Nepali parliament building!!
A return of Constitutional Monarchy may not be a bad idea!!
CPEC and now this (if this turns out as constitutional monarchy India Centric) will be big loss for the Chinese BRI.
Are we barking up the wrong tree here I wonder.
Is this Unkil's plan to drain Chini dollars into NPA's
What do you think Chetakji??
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SRajesh wrote: 10 Sep 2025 13:21 ^^
Why do we have to take everything as 'Doom & Gloom'
Both Maldives and Srilankan Presidents have recalibrated their attitudes/approaches/.
Recent Trumponomics must have sppoked them sufficiently to understand what is the 'Transactional Releationship' means
Chinese are no better.
Nicobar porject will dump both Hambantotta and Gwadar to vacant real estate projects unless Dragon makes up sufficient nerves to place their Naval Assests their.
And if that happens who knows when they will burn like the Nepali parliament building!!
A return of Constitutional Monarchy may not be a bad idea!!
CPEC and now this (if this turns out as constitutional monarchy India Centric) will be big loss for the Chinese BRI.
Are we barking up the wrong tree here I wonder.
Is this Unkil's plan to drain Chini dollars into NPA's
What do you think Chetakji??






SRajesh ji,

obviously when no money is forthcoming from cheen, both maldives and srilankan presidents have to recalibrate their attitudes/approaches/.. This is taqiya, plain and simple. one is a India hating jihadi, and the other is a India hating commie terrorist
What Does Dissanayake's Victory Mean For India?

Mr Dissanayake is the leader of Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP), a party that had historically kept distance from India. JVP was also one of the parties that vehemently opposed the Indo-Lanka accord of 1987, signed by Sri Lanka's then-president JR Jayewardene and India's Rajiv Gandhi. The party spearheaded an insurrection to oppose Indian influence over Sri Lanka after the signing of the accord, which was put down by the administration.

However, despite his party's stance against India, Mr Dissanayake has expressed a desire to engage with India and maintain cordial relations. In September, during an interview with The Monocle, a global affairs and lifestyle magazine, Mr Dissanayake said he wants to avoid being "sandwiched" between India and China but recognises each as a "valued partner".
JVP was a buddhist terrorist outfit (and still is, as per some sources) during the ltte trouble times. There wasn't much to choose between the two and both were brutal in their actions. JVP, like the ltte hasn't changed, it was just lying low for tactical reasons and now it has come to power and is eager to freeload off the Indian tit, and the ltte is insidiously spreading all over TN and the south. So, are you expecting the leopard to change its spots :mrgreen:

nicobar project is not happening tomorrow, and it's still many years away, and may happen only if the present govt hangs on to power. So, don't hold your breath

constitutional monarchy needs another constitutional amendment and the BIF will never allow nepal to escape their octopus like grip

there will be no loss for the cheen BRI, they are vengeful buggers and will take high value assets in lieu of unpaid debts and no power on earth can stop them if they choose to go this route. They will station their own cheen troops to secure these assets and the interest clock will continue to tick. These are asset secured loans with harshly defined penalties and can only be adjudicated in a cheen court. End of story. The only copies of these "loan" documents are with the cheen. No other cheen loan taking country has them either.

we need to protect ourselves from all "neighbours" and stop playing tiddlywinks with our own future

The jihadi migration into India, in sheer numbers, more than rivals any such "migrant issues" in europe or elsewhere. They are reacting with seriousness to address such issues but India isn't. jihadis coming into India arrive clandestinely and by stealth and that's why the numbers are deliberately hidden and often falsified by traitorous commies, congis, NGOs and wokes

The scale of minority led violence in India matches or even exceeds that seen in europe and other places.

ever wonder why no muslim country ever has a "migrant issue". It's because they butcher them right at the borders and no effing NGO dares to open their woke holes about "freedom and human rights"

BTW, did you know that soreass backed V-Dem Institute’s 2025 "democracy report" has ranked nepal much higher than India, as an ‘electoral democracy’.

This commie fiasco in nepal is a fitting result to such poisonously woke predictions.

these jokers have not only burned down their own parliament and also burned to death an ex PM's wife in her own house.

Such is v-dem's idea of an electoral democracy which they have ranked higher than India
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The Nepali Army has imposed a prohibitory orders and nationwide curfew in response to escalating unrest linked to the Gen Z-led protests. In a statement issued by the Directorate of Public Relations and Information on Wednesday, the Army said the prohibitory orders will remain in force until 5:00 PM today, after which a curfew will be imposed across the country from 6:00 AM on Thursday, Bhadra 26 (September 11). The Army added that further decisions will be taken depending on the evolving security situation.
https://thehimalayantimes.com/nepal/nep ... ay-morning
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Aditya_V wrote: 10 Sep 2025 11:48 Is there any Chance we can have another referendum in Nepal and Unite- I see this will be a great benefit for both
If you asked the average Nepali to speak candidly about their opinion on India and Indians, you wouldn’t be making this suggestion. We don’t need another insurgency, and our overpopulation is the source for many of our problems, the last thing we need is another 30 million people.
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Interestingly, the one guy who is missing in all this is the commie scum Prachanda! It increasingly feels like this was a civil war between two factions of the old Nepal Communist Party. Several people have called out how those who belong to Prachanda's faction were untouched, it is quite possible he gamed it with China knowing Oli was losing popularity. Balen looks like a cooler version of Kejri, meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
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^^He was attacking the (now defunct) Ollie sarkar the last few days, but he has not been spared by the protestors....residence burned down I think.

Most of these fellows have been influenced directly or indirectly by Indian commie/leftist/naxal rascals. Prachanda had arms training in India (probably from maoist naxals), his buddy Bhattarai graduated from JNU. According to my sources, it appears Prachanda used to show up clandestinely at JNU as well and stayed at the campus residences of various commie brofessors.

Ollie has relatives with family name Dahal (same as Prachanda) who influenced his to become a commie.

I think/hope the gainers in this recent change are the RPP.
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Ambar wrote: 10 Sep 2025 17:45
Aditya_V wrote: 10 Sep 2025 11:48 Is there any Chance we can have another referendum in Nepal and Unite- I see this will be a great benefit for both
If you asked the average Nepali to speak candidly about their opinion on India and Indians, you wouldn’t be making this suggestion. We don’t need another insurgency, and our overpopulation is the source for many of our problems, the last thing we need is another 30 million people.
That's not correct. Nepal and Bhutan should be integrated into Bharat at the earliest. The people can be integrated relatively quickly. Nepal is not "overpopulated", it has a much lower overall population density than Bharat, even in the urban centers. Its entire population (30 mill) is 70% of the Bharat NCR (45 mill). Integrating a huge (and strategic) swath of himalayan and terai territory rich in Hindu culture will be a huge win. Same for Bhutan, on a smaller scale.
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The "Gen Z" protestors are not commies or pinkos by any means. Unless new information emerges, I don't subscribe to theories that the maoist hardliner Prachanda has instigated these protests to neutralize the Ollie faction (marxist/leninist) that was in power.

However, it does seem that various elements may be piling on to the Gen Z protests. The attempt to vandalize Pashupatinath was done by "disgruntled maoists" who were unhappy with their own leaders like Prachanda visiting the temple. :roll:

BTW, the priests there are mainly from the coastal Karnataka/Kerala areas: either Tulu-speaking brahmans (called Embranthiri in Kerala) or Nambudiris - similar to the other famous himalayan temples located in Bharat.

Also, this week's events were not a sudden eruption. Various protests for change were going on all through 2025, and the protestors warned that they would intensify if change did not come.

I still think RAW has influenced this over a period of months and perhaps years. While ISI and CIA may have created inroads into Nepal, RAW has the most pervasive network spanning decades.
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KL Dubey wrote: 10 Sep 2025 18:27 ...
That's not correct. Nepal and Bhutan should be integrated into Bharat at the earliest. The people can be integrated relatively quickly.....
Have they expressed such a desire ?
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chetak wrote: 09 Sep 2025 22:26 ...
every caste is against the other, so which one will revolt Manish ji, and do any of the caste formations have the financial strength or leadership to sustain............ :mrgreen: ...............sounds very doubtful
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I concur. But the play seems to be to get the upper castes out of positions of power and influence not just in governance but even in the private sector and then speed up the breaking up.

In a way having many castes/classes have kept us safe. Else it would have been easy to split us up like the hutus-tutsis, the shia-sunnis...

Anyway OT for this thread
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There is nothing that indicates RA&W was involved, Balen seems to be the lead runner and he is just as anti-India as others. Why would RAW undertake an operation of this scale to replace one anti-India, Chinese puppet with another? Nepal is going to swing from crisis to crisis, India once again finds itself in catch-22 situation where not doing anything would mean allowing the Chinese (and even Pakis) to further infiltrate Nepal, and doing something means spending billions of rupees to only get more hate in return.
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Ambar wrote: 10 Sep 2025 20:21 There is nothing that indicates RA&W was involved, Balen seems to be the lead runner and he is just as anti-India as others. Why would RAW undertake an operation of this scale to replace one anti-India, Chinese puppet with another? Nepal is going to swing from crisis to crisis, India once again finds itself in catch-22 situation where not doing anything would mean allowing the Chinese (and even Pakis) to further infiltrate Nepal, and doing something means spending billions of rupees to only get more hate in return.


Ambar ji,

The RA&W is just not involved, period

It's not their style or even mandate. The new RA&W chief seems more than competent and not one given to needless adventurism

nepal is a troublesome state, filled with entitled nut jobs of the kind not welcome in India.

India must just secure the borders, and watch them screw themselves and each other.

make polite noises every now and then, and if push comes to shove, shoot to kill

this was never our fight and we cannot expect to have a sympathetic govt in every neighbouring state without paying the greedy piper. We are focussed on growth and security and our efforts must remain sustained

India is just where it wants to be, waiting, watching and wary of any spillovers

the cheen were there all these days, what did we do, pray tell

what the all the neighbouring states expect from India is the money and freeloading aid and they will not even thank you for it

all this roti, beti nonsense has long evaporated. and those days are never coming back.

Bash on regardless and the devil take the hindmost

Added later

The string of regime changes around India and even the numerous attempts within India simply cannot be ignored or wished away as isolated incidents or results of a fevered imagination, and these have been precipitated partly by the amriki and partly by the sheen for the same purpose, to target India

To see nepal in isolation would be a major mistake
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Why should we let others to be dominant players in our neighborhood. If they created it, it can be made for our advantage as well.
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This is an Indian army issue INSAS rifle, one of the many thousands given by India to the nepalese army

WTF are they doing in the hands of masked gunmen. There are many images like this seen with largish crowds along with the gunmen

something is not right


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chetak wrote: 10 Sep 2025 21:40 This is an Indian army issue INSAS rifle, one of the many thousands given by India to the nepalese army

WTF are they doing in the hands of masked gunmen. There are many images like this seen with largish crowds along with the gunmen

something is not right
They looted the armory of multiple police stations and even a big prison. It was anarchy for two nights, the army finally mobilized last night to restore order. It was interesting to follow Nepali handles yesterday, as the situation turned more grim, they were just desperate to pin the blame on India! There were videos circulating of some bihari laborers who were rounded up, beaten up and make it appear as if everyone in the mob of hundreds of thousands rioting and looting were Indians somehow!
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Ambar wrote: 10 Sep 2025 21:51
chetak wrote: 10 Sep 2025 21:40 This is an Indian army issue INSAS rifle, one of the many thousands given by India to the nepalese army

WTF are they doing in the hands of masked gunmen. There are many images like this seen with largish crowds along with the gunmen

something is not right
They looted the armory of multiple police stations and even a big prison. It was anarchy for two nights, the army finally mobilized last night to restore order. It was interesting to follow Nepali handles yesterday, as the situation turned more grim, they were just desperate to pin the blame on India! There were videos circulating of some bihari laborers who were rounded up, beaten up and make it appear as if everyone in the mob of hundreds of thousands rioting and looting were Indians somehow!



Ambar ji,

there are such pictures from even before these lootings took place.

many of the people killed in the riots were allegedly shot by the muslims, not by the cops
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My suspicion is that the jailbreak was caused by a different entity. Someone is trying to make sure the Hindu rashtra demand is not met.
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