Bharatiya Gorkha Parisangh (BGP), the national umbrella social organisation has initiated a process of holding the first NATIONAL SEMINAR AND INTERACTIVE SESSION on Indo-Nepal Peace and Friendship Treaty of 1950 on Sunday the 2nd November 2014 at 11.00 AM at Kalimpong Town Hall. Dr. Mahendra P Lama (DDUDF Founder President), Mr. B. B. Chhetri, President, Meghalaya State Unit of Bharatiya Gorkha Parisangh, Brig (Retd) C. S. Thapa a well known Gorkha author and thinker from Dehradun, Mr. Somen Nag, Political observer from Siliguri, Shri R. B. Rai, Former MP, Smt. Dil Kumari Bhandari, former MP will form the panel for interactive session.
The Indian Prime Minister agreed to the idea of reviewing and revising the Indo-Nepal Peace and Friendship Treaty 1950 and the challenge before every Indian is to have a broad-based discussion and make the provisions of the Treaty that would go along the needs of the 21st Century.
Both India and Nepal would tread the path of reviewing / revising / abrogating the 1950 Treaty on the basis of each nation's larger national interest. On the other hand, for the India Gorkhas it is high time to ensure that this Treaty either had a complete safeguard for the fostering of political and constitutional identity of the Indian Gorkhas or has an exclusive arrangement for durable solution to their protracted demand of keeping them separate from the floating population that crosses border under the provisions of the 9150 Treaty.
Do the Indian Gorkhas aspire for resolutions of these issues within the Treaty or outside the Treaty? If it is within, then what kinds of provisions are to be added to the existing Treaty. And if they want solutions outside the framework of the Treaty what kind of arrangement is needed. All these require a comprehensive and wider national discussions and deliberations.
Kindly attend and encourage your students, colleagues, members of your organisations to attend and participate at this Seminar. If you don't You will be missing a great opportunity in the history of this land.to deliberate on this very critical issue in a single forum. Let the nation hear ONE VOICE of Gorkhas on this issue.
Source: Enos Das Pradhan
 |
| Bharatiya Gorkha Parisangh president Enos Das Pradhan |
Both India and Nepal would tread the path of reviewing / revising / abrogating the 1950 Treaty on the basis of each nation's larger national interest. On the other hand, for the India Gorkhas it is high time to ensure that this Treaty either had a complete safeguard for the fostering of political and constitutional identity of the Indian Gorkhas or has an exclusive arrangement for durable solution to their protracted demand of keeping them separate from the floating population that crosses border under the provisions of the 9150 Treaty.
Do the Indian Gorkhas aspire for resolutions of these issues within the Treaty or outside the Treaty? If it is within, then what kinds of provisions are to be added to the existing Treaty. And if they want solutions outside the framework of the Treaty what kind of arrangement is needed. All these require a comprehensive and wider national discussions and deliberations.
Kindly attend and encourage your students, colleagues, members of your organisations to attend and participate at this Seminar. If you don't You will be missing a great opportunity in the history of this land.to deliberate on this very critical issue in a single forum. Let the nation hear ONE VOICE of Gorkhas on this issue.
Source: Enos Das Pradhan
+Avinash+Gurung+at+the+Gorkha+Rangamanch+Bhavan+in+Darjeeling+on+Saturday;+Bimal+and+Asha+Gurung+in+the+audience.+Pictures+by+Suman+Tamang.jpg)
, the national umbrella social organisation has initiated a process of holding the first NATIONAL SEMINAR A...){kind=link}
Post a Comment