Dear Mr Bhattari, let me first thank you for your greatest contribution to the country. It was your greatest vision and strategy that brought the country into this stage ” Federal Republic of Nepal. You have continously fought for this, risiking your life. But you won it at last. Congratualtion !!

However, i am very upset to see some Vigilantes that roam around you, to take an example ,i have been hearing that you have hired Krishna Raj Acharya as your economic advisor ( or the party’s economic advisor). I was shocked to see him behind you in many of the interaction programs, seminars and procession. The party also made him the CA candidate in the interim parliament.

But, i wonder how a party like CPN Maoist, and person like you made a great mistake to Judge the person. He was the greates Vigilantes that i have personally seen. He has feudal background, he was never a marxist or a maoist. He is sycophants, he changed his religion from Hindu to Christianity to earn dollars. When he was the chairman of Gandaki Noodles, he amassed huge some of money, he paid low wages to workers and made them work for long hours.

He joined UML hoping that he will get some big portfolios, even married his son with the daughter of Bharat Mohan Adhikari. But when he did not get anything he left the party.

When CPN Moaist ( Party) was in undergroud stage, he went to USA. He used to say that the Moaist want huge sum of money that is why he is leaving the country. He is petty broker who does everyting for money, he used to apply for 20 to 50 telephones with his relatives name and sell that at profit, he is engaged in land brokering buisness, export illegal thing to US. He is so cheap and corrupt. He is a petty rascal who is not eligible for anything.

Therefore, I humbly request you to be aware of these vigilantes who spoil and rotten our greatest party, that is build for the poletariate. Let’s wipe these gargbages from the party, and make our party look clean and green

Sumi Aryal

6 Dec 08 at 7:55 pm

Specialy people like Babu Ram Battarai has all the power to publish his views from books to TV to NewsPaper…So having a FACEBOOOK account…!! I don’t know how far that would be justified..? But if he is serious .about it…and hope to make a change this way……he must coem up with better ways as internet is ruled not by a single person but by the mass..

ShutUp and davinci, the profile is real, as is evident from Sunil ji’s remarks. And as is now known, even for the profile to look real, the man has to participate there.

As for if or not such practices are common, well depends on how you look at it. I don’t really consider mysansar.com a serious blog, it is more of a news site the way its maintained. Even Tim O’reilly, Mark Shuttleworth and other famous bloggers reply comments on their blogs. If they are on Facebook or some such social network, they make sure they are only friends with their real friends and family.

When you post articles, updates, and commentaries looking for feedback from readers, I think the internet culture requires that you should answer the readers’ concerns too, the way they address yours. Dr. Bhattarai is a public figure, a national leader and one of the few among those whose is on the internet. My main point was that only mimicking doesn’t make you tach-savvy, there are some cultural (etiquette), social and political implications of using the technology and knowing them would help a leader of Bhattarai’s stature.

Cheers !

And I think, our Home Minister Bamu needes to be taught about Internet. He surely is trying to clench the throats of Cyber-cafe owners, alleging that most of the crimes take place inside the internet cafes.

Buu fucking huu.

Also every one doesn’t use facebook in a specific way. Some never reply back to wall posts or even to messages (unless it’s real urgent). These are college students, who have much free time than Bhattarai. It would be an exaggeration to call their practices elitist and feudalistic. So, is it for Dr. Bhattarai.

Even in facebook pages there are interactions between the creators of the pages and the “fans”. If this is the real Bhattarai, I suppose, he wouldn’t have liked the elitist notion of “fans”. “Friends” sound better.

Though this might be far-fetched, both fb and blogging are web 2.0 tools. There’s Umesh Shrestha, http://mysansar.com , who blogs about Nepal. He posts articles but seldom replies to any of the comments. However, some of his actions reflect the general voice in the comments. It might be the same for Bhattarai. And, yes the practices of both of them aren’t elitist.