Supporters of the Gorkha National Liberation Front (GNLF) are literally demoralised with the news that party chief Subash Ghisingh has left Darjeeling once again.
Talking today to reporters in Kurseong, GNLF spokesperson Daya Dewan said party activists and supporters are upset with the news of the departure of their chief. He added some newspapers have reported the development by adding their own theories and assumptions to sensationalise Ghisingh’s departure. The press is considered as one of the founding pillars of democracy, but the way in which some newspapers have published the news of the GNLF chief’s departure has hurt and disappointed party supporters as the idea seems suggestive of misleading them, claimed Dewan.
He asserted Ghisingh has left Darjeeling for personal reasons and hence the party did not deem it worth reporting the matter in public. The GNLF president stayed at a hotel in Bagdogra Sunday night and met a doctor. Ghisingh will stay at the hotel for two more days before returning to Darjeeling, according to Dewan.
The GNLF spokesperson said Ghisingh has not left Darjeeling under political pressure as reported by some dailies but for a health checkup and will soon return home to Darjeeling.
Dewan added, “Such concocted reports have hurt the GNLF at a time when it is trying to regroup and revive its political agenda. A lot of phone calls have started coming in from grassroots supporters asking whether it is true that the party president has indeed left Darjeeling due to political pressure. We appeal to reporters not to cook up stories by adding their own views.” (EOIC)
Source: EOI
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He asserted Ghisingh has left Darjeeling for personal reasons and hence the party did not deem it worth reporting the matter in public. The GNLF president stayed at a hotel in Bagdogra Sunday night and met a doctor. Ghisingh will stay at the hotel for two more days before returning to Darjeeling, according to Dewan.
The GNLF spokesperson said Ghisingh has not left Darjeeling under political pressure as reported by some dailies but for a health checkup and will soon return home to Darjeeling.
Dewan added, “Such concocted reports have hurt the GNLF at a time when it is trying to regroup and revive its political agenda. A lot of phone calls have started coming in from grassroots supporters asking whether it is true that the party president has indeed left Darjeeling due to political pressure. We appeal to reporters not to cook up stories by adding their own views.” (EOIC)
Source: EOI
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