Manisha ko chak kati chilayeko huh?

Manisha backs Nepal king as Opposition starts shutdown

IANS
Thursday, April 06, 2006 10:50 IST


KATHMANDU: Bollywood actress Manisha Koirala has pledged support to Nepal's King Gyanendra at a time when the kingdom's major Opposition parties, some headed by her own family members, have called a nationwide shutdown from Thursday to pressure the monarch into surrendering power.

The film star, who provoked protests last month when she flew to eastern Nepal to drum up support for the controversial local elections called by the king, is scheduled to arrive in the southern town of Birgunj this week to attend a programme to be inaugurated by the king.

The World Hindu Federation (WHF), a group that started out as a socio-religious organisation propagating Hinduism but has become increasingly political since last year, is celebrating its silver jubilee this month.

Ignoring a four-day shutdown called nationwide by the opposition parties from Thursday, including a mass protest in the capital Saturday, the king has consented to inaugurate a special ceremony in Birgunj Friday.

WHF officials said Manisha has confirmed she would attend the ceremony in Birgunj.

The WHF, which enjoys grants from the state treasury, supports Gyanendra's power seizure. Headed by Bharat Keshar Simha, a former army general and aide of the king, the WHF has been asking Hindus worldwide to support Gyanendra on the ground that he is the monarch of the only Hindu kingdom.

Last month, Manisha hopped between Kathmandu and Biratnagar in eastern Nepal, campaigning for a municipal poll candidate, who however lost by a huge margin.

Her campaign, at a time when her granduncle and opposition leader Girija Prasad Koirala's Nepali Congress party was campaigning against the elections, infuriated student organisations which "banned" her films in parts of Nepal.

Besides Manisha, two prominent right-wing Indian leaders are also attending the Birgunj event. Giriraj Kishore of India's Vishwa Hindu Parishad, which has close ties with the WHF, and Gopal Vyas, MP from India's Jharkhand state, are special guests at the function.


VHP leader Ashok Singhal, who is provided Z category security by the Indian government due to death threats from fundamentalist organisations and who has publicly worshipped Gyanendra as the incarnation of Hindu god Vishnu at an earlier function, put off his trip due to "illness".

Singhal was earlier scheduled to arrive in Birgunj on Monday, compelling the Indian government to ask Nepal to make appropriate security arrangements for the leader.

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bornfree, why justification? do don't have to tell the "andra-bhudin" about you. you are Nepali as long as you share some feeling with Nepali like Shiv, like me.

thank you Thaha_Panyen. i really apprciate it. but there's one problem. you have to be my translator if i become Not the King but People's Leaders of Nepal.

I got a BIG problem with my Nepali language.

" Becase ..is an indian origin. looks like an indian, works in india, live in india, probably marry an Indian, have indian child, ..I cannot trust her"
"like hindi movies and songs, in fact i like Rani, Preity, Ash and more. I love Indian food. I am even willing to have an Indian wife."
^stick to ONE subject.

and btw those vegetable sellers are from terai and terai is in nepal, isnt it? what about biratnagar and just wanted to say liking India or unhating it doesnt mean you are an Indian,

lmao one thing.. about india...
they have good hot sexy bomb gals then our nepal.. wowowowow

one that cant even speak fluent Nepali talks about how much he loves Nepal and cares about Nepal! you are crazy dude.

azn leave that guy alone...

You should be able to win everyone's heart then you can become a successful president. we need national recoincilation. so, first win the support of our SHIV. you should ask him if he could help you as a translator.

la bhayo, ahile ka lagi you are Sajha leader, granted. OK?

how is that a racism? if one walks, talks and acts like indian he/she has to be an indian. his opinion was he doesn't appreciate what manisha koirala said. its all good... i dont like it either... its like back in days when hritik roshan said somethin about nepal and there was so much crap that went on for days... theres an action and then there is reaction... i don't like our ruler rite now, and i don't like the hyenas that are tryinna to get there.. i don't know what the solution could be... i am one stoned man rite now waitin for the fate of a once beautiful nation.

hahaha , sajha leader, sounds cool but whos gonna be "translating" Nepali into english for this Nepallover.. aww..he says hes bad in Nepali language.. hmm... my 4 yr old cousin goes to this Nepali school .. :)

da only hope for nepal is to make me next president of nepal....
MR_X JINDABAD..
vote me for next nepal first president...

Mr X, what about prime minister? I think you should be satisfied with pm this time since the post of presidency is already granted to Bornfree.

O count me in, Im your biggest fan, Mr_x, you should be the president atleasdt you're fluent and hot, and your ideas are so unique.. wow.. :)

na dudee ur wrong.. i know how to hack da kursiii.. coz i am good at it.. so dont cha wish...
and about azn thank u... hope to get some moreee pplz who are wid me and gonna make me first president of nepal...

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Newly adopted Royal daughter...
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no, royal daughter in law. Parase le biha garne lai hatte gareko thiyo tyo belama, Manisha le manina. Nana Patekar lai didaima thikka thiyo mori lai.

when i saw the topic of this thread i expected to see manisha doing the thing in her @ss. hahahahahaha...... very catchy topic man. LOL

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Hey guys enjoy my films for next 4 days while you are locked in your own house...
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thats a good one thaha payena.. k thaa ta malaai pani?? very well researched indeed....

Told yall its gonna get interesting

Maoists warn Manisha Koirala: report

April 07, 2006
By Sudeshna Sarkar, Indo-Asian News Service

Kathmandu, April 7 (IANS) Maoist guerrillas have reportedly warned Bollywood actress Manisha Koirala, who hails from Nepal, they would take action against her if she did not stop campaigning for King Gyanendra.

This week, the guerrillas held a series of programmes in the farwest region, where they told journalists if the actress continued to root for the king, who seized power with the help of the army last year, they would teach her a lesson right in Mumbai, India's glamour and business capital which the star has made her home for over a decade.

At a programme organised by the cultural wing of underground rebels in a village in Bardiya district, Maoist leader Ganesh Bhandari proclaimed the edict on Manisha, the Nepal Samacharpatra daily reported.

The news travelled fast, being picked up by the private radio station Himalayan Broadcasting Corporation, which reported the Maoist fatwa quoting the daily.

Since 2002, when Gyanendra started controlling the government by dismissing then prime minister Sher Bahadur Deuba and appointing three premiers of his own choice, Manisha and her father Prakash Koirala have been publicly supporting the monarch.

Last month, Manisha flew from Mumbai to campaign for the controversial local elections called by the king for Feb 8. However, her canvassing cut little ice with the voters who ignored the contestant she had supported and stayed away from the exercise.

Over 95 percent of the political parties did not take part in the elections while only about 20 percent voters turned up to vote.

Ironically, while Manisha is supporting the king, her grandfather, the late Bishweshwor Prasad Koirala, was one of the foremost champions of the pro-democracy movements in Nepal that sought to end autocratic regimes and establish multi-party democracy. His younger brother, Girija Prasad Koirala, is one of the leaders of the ongoing movement against Gyanendra's coup.

However, both Manisha and her father, who was made a minister by the king last year, have been publicly criticising the anti-king movement.

While Manisha and her brother Siddharth have chosen to make a career in Mumbai, Prakash Koirala, like most of the royalist ministers in Gyanendra's cabinet, regard India as Nepal's prime enemy.

This week Prakash Koirala criticised New Delhi in a Nepali daily, Rajdhani, accusing the Indian government of abetting Maoist guerrillas and opposition parties to destabilise Nepal and enforce its control over the kingdom.

Copyright Indo-Asian News Service

SourceDailyindia.com

hey guys it's not about if your knowldege in Nepali language is good or super. it's more important that you love your motherland, your brothers and sister and serve the nation with dignity and honor. that's all matter dude

so what if my language sux......but my heart and mind to serve the people of nepal is truly pure.