Comments on: Nepalese leaders extend support for Bhutanese movement

By: Robin

Robin — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 16:01:38 +0000

Going through all the comments I would like to request the editors to really edit the comments before they are published. Check the language please. If they are weak, please omit them.

By: D.P.Mainali

D.P.Mainali — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 07:26:55 +0000

Congratulations!!!! Respected Rizal sir, I congratulate you for your hard work for Bhutan and bhutanese people.This is a marvelous achievement that you made by maintaining all yours problems.Your determination to reach your goal has been admirable!!!!.I’m sure your welwisher, who are your chief supporter I.e. (Bhutanese peoples), must be very proud of you. You are a good role model for the world as a Human right leader.We support you!!

By: Camp people

Camp people — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 08:29:57 +0000

Happy New Year Greeting to all readers.
Good to read all opinions.All should have the right to show their
opinions.I too support the comments against Mr Rizal.Friends in
the outer world just imagine the life of the camp for 1 minutes.
But still rizal gets no time to visit and address people.So
dont be so called leaders, be real and realiest.Try to work for
others.come on the street we remaining people in the camp will
contribute some rice and dal and follow you for the movement.
But sorry we have no money to go to kathmandu to support you.
If others so called leaders can live in Damak and Birtamode
why cant you?

By: Govinda

Govinda — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 02:57:25 +0000

We never supported the poor leader.
Still, if we have any credit to offer him , we can at least buy his book so that he may have one more meal secured and have little peace of mind to think ahead.

GO ON

By: gurudev

gurudev — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 17:10:08 +0000

Dear editor sir
i usually dont comment on either the article or on someone’s comment but today i feel like writing some words. i may not be mature enough or may lack judgement but I feel peraonally Mr.Tek Nath Rizal has sacrified more than any other leader of our community. If there was any leader that was selfless in our movement, it was he. He was so close to the palace that he could have led any sort of life for himself but he forgot that and took the people’s path. I dont, however,mean that other leaders have not contributed to our cause.

By: Bhutani

Bhutani — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 15:11:54 +0000

I really appreciate the different opinons from different viewers.But on some opinions i donot agree – he is not the first leader to raise voice for democracy in Bhutan . We cannot forget the Bhutan state congress leader : Devibhakta lamitare . He raised his voice for change in Bhutan when some of our current leaders were just on mothers’ lap . I am just tring bring the facts that there are some leader in bhutanese movements who are being negleted for no reasons .we can achieve change if we believe in change .
I am not against of anyone in person – if it sounds like i do apolize for that .

By: Gautam

Gautam — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 05:50:53 +0000

I am writing this in response to the EDITORS NOTE given above. I wonder why apfa should encourage criticism against others. Why you should encourage defamation against others? What consciousness are you trying to bring among the leaders and how much conscious and to what degree are you conscious of yourself? Your approach is promoting hatred among the Bhutanese people. Besides when someone posts against the political leaders in whose grab you are operating you are immidiately deleting those posts. Therefore you are totally bias in promoting the right to freedom of expression and opinion as you claimed. You don’t like to be criticised so why then you want Rizal to be criticized?? Please promote peace instead and close down this option for comments because it did not bore cconstructive. Mind you own business and do not poke your nose against the reputation of others.

By: Gautam

Gautam — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 05:39:04 +0000

Congratulations to Sri Teknath Rizal. You are enlightened and couragious, fought for the Lhotshampas existance. I wish you live long and serve the people continiously. Your book will be a record on the existence of Nepalis in Bhutan that was really needed.

By: calguy

calguy — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 00:58:47 +0000

Dear T.N. Rizal zee,

I am really proud of you for doing what you have been doing for the democratic changes in bhutan. I know you hardly have any support from pro-resettle bhutanese groups but don’t you worry, I am with you and there are friends around who will definetely support your commitment and true nationalist view. Just keep moving towards democratic bhutan and you will see us comming along your way once we have confident on your leadership. Other wise byou will be counted as one of the leader.

Bhutanese in california

By: Puspa

Puspa — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 19:29:06 +0000

I wander, why people already settled in western world are blaming the Teknath? They should understand that there is atlest one person still frigthting for human right in Bhutan.Those who are not able to do anything for the common cause they are simply blaming others.Butani comment shows that he is bhutanese but not willing to say publiclly.
It is not clear whether the book is in english or neapli. If it is in Nepali then it should be trnaslated into english so that it can cover wide range of reader through out world.It is good to publish the book of our issue so that our issue can be raise in international societies.