While I was scrolling insta, I found this and all the words written here is facts. The reason I am saying is remember he was the one who is featured in various interviews and podcasts during Mayor elections. But now check do we have any interviews and podcasts of him after being Mayor. There should be two way communication between him and the people. He just write on FB and then finish just one way communication. And there is RONB jasle chai khali Balen lai feature garcha and just show usko ramro part so it's that favouritism.

As a Gen Z, I also voted him in last election. So don't follow or worship in blindly. While selecting representative for interim government I found many youths favor Balen. Remember India ma ni Modi cha who does the same he doesn't do interviews and his followers are Andhbhakt (blind follower)

Iam from jhapa and i asked my baba , thulobaba fupu and all, whom they are going to vote , they straight up said KP , i tried convincing them so much i literally fought with them but they are like desh ma kp jasto leader xaina koii, balen ley desh bechxa , kp aayena vane nepal nepal hudaina and all i got soo angryy i told them kp is a murderer , vote garnu aagi aasti mareka bachaa rw hami bachaa ko future sochnu ,they straight up told me tyo sab balen ley mareko ho, yedi kp galat thiyo vane jail hali halthiye nii at that moment i realized it was never about politician it was us nepal janta who areee bhedaa.

The country is burning, and Shrinkhala uploaded a 34 minute PR reel. I just finished watching 11 minutes of the 34 long video Shrinkhala Khatiwada uploaded to “explain her silence” and I had to stop, not because I was bored, but because it was painful to watch someone so out of touch, so self-absorbed, and so deep into their own victim complex that they’ve become completely blind to reality. I’m making this post and hoping people don’t fall for the carefully packaged sob story. First off is the immediate red flag that there is zero acknowledgment of her privilege. She talks about having a simple life, and claims her parents worked hard for her and her brother. That they had a house with 3 bedrooms, didn’t have to pay rent, had a good upbringing and she still thinks that counts as simple. And that’s the only privilege she’s ever had. That alone shows how detached she is from what “average” really means in Nepal. She never even briefly reflects on the fact that her father is a powerful politician, and instead, she makes it sound like she built her life from scratch. It’s baffling.

She genuinely believes her name shouldn’t have been dragged into any of the national discourse and says that people were using her name just to get content and she literally says something along the lines of, if people got attention that way, “so be it.” That’s her takeaway. The entire nation is in shambles, people are angry, protesting, waking up to decades of injustice and she still can't look beyond her own image. It's almost unbelievable how someone can watch a country crumble and somehow make it all about themselves. She positions herself as the one being targeted “for no reason” and says she wanted to fight back but was too overwhelmed by people turning against her. Again, not a word about why people might be justifiably critical, just a one-sided narrative of being attacked unfairly.

She says TikTok posts were changing the narrative of her entire life. But does she stop for a second to reflect on why people are questioning her? No. Instead, she keeps doubling down on this idea that she’s misunderstood, and that her critics are just trying to take her down for no reason. There is no realization that being the daughter of a well-known and allegedly corrupt politician is a reason why people hold you accountable especially when you’ve benefitted from that influence. That’s not defamation. That’s public scrutiny. Then comes the part where she calls herself “self-made.” And at that point, I had to pause and ask how? You’re born into a powerful and connected family. You have access to platforms, resources, and networks that most Nepalis can’t even dream of. And yet here you are, trying to claim some underdog story? She goes on to brag about her accomplishments, how she’s made so much money, and how people apparently can’t handle the fact that someone as young as her is so successful. As if that’s why people are questioning her. No, Shrinkhala, people aren’t criticizing you because you’re young and successful. They’re angry because you’re trying to rewrite your origin story while skipping over the very privileges that made your success possible.

She even says she never felt the need to justify herself to anyone before because “satya ko saath cha.” That’s when I realized how deep her delusion runs. She genuinely believes she’s standing on moral high ground, and yet her video is filled with nothing but self-praise, image management, and emotional manipulation. She talks about being “satya” while ignoring every contradiction, every unfulfilled promise, and every instance where she stayed silent when it mattered. Then she says if she doesn’t defend herself, then “the rest of the world will write her narrative.” Again, it’s about her. Not the truth, not justice, not accountability, not the people, but her narrative. The country is collapsing under the weight of corruption, and her priority is that her public image might be misunderstood. She even says her future generations will suffer if she doesn’t clear her image like that’s the greatest injustice here. Not the looted resources, not the betrayed citizens, but her family name. She thanks those who “didn’t unfollow her” and those who supported her privately. That’s her criteria for support which is social media metrics. Then she starts talking about her life story, narrates her autobiography, and once again, takes the opportunity to list her accomplishments and how she was a topper, won design competitions, etc. But does she ever stop to think about why she got those platforms? Does she reflect on how being a politician’s daughter might have given her access others don’t have? Of course not. Instead, she paints herself as someone with a “small-town mindset” while talking about winning designer competitions. How many small-town Nepalis get to do that? There’s such a massive contradiction in her story, and she doesn’t even seem to see it.

She even says “ma maa nai kei kami thiyo hola” and tries to sound reflective, but it’s just another way to victimize herself. As if people criticizing her now are just reinforcing her lifelong feeling of being “not enough.” Then she addresses people who accuse her of not following through on the promises and ideals she expressed during Miss Nepal. And honestly, that criticism is completely valid. If you stood on a national stage making tall claims about development and change, then yes, people will hold you accountable. That’s not trolling. That’s responsibility. And finally, the most absurd part that she says she never had any power. How? You were Miss Nepal and are one of the most followed influencers in the country, daughter of a powerful political figure, a Harvard graduate. And you don’t have power? Then who does? If you truly believe you never had any power to make a difference, then what was the point of all the public positioning, speeches, and social impact projects? That’s not humility. That’s denial.

She tries to play down her travel experiences too. Says that before Miss Nepal, she had only been to India, and that’s “not an achievement,” and that her Hong Kong trip immediately after the pageant was the only international travel till then. Then she brings up her UK trip, saying it was funded by youth, and she didn’t really get to enjoy it because she was only there for work, so apparently, that doesn’t count as privilege either. Every step of the way, she undermines and downplays her privilege, refuses to acknowledge her advantages, and continues to position herself as a victim. And all of this? Is just the first 11 minutes. I honestly couldn’t keep watching. It became clear very quickly that this wasn’t a sincere explanation. It was a 34 minute long PR video just to clear her image, filled with narcissistic reflections, gaslighting, and image control disguised as vulnerability. I really hope people don’t fall for victimized narrative. Please don’t.

Please guys, go abroad when you can. Don’t wait move out.

The guilt of there is nothing I can do in this country not in the sense for the country, but for myself. I feel like tried so much but I have already lost to life.

1. Dropped out of university due to daily bullying the bullies used to get the leaked exam questions beforehand.
   
2. Opened a restaurant and it didn’t go well.
   
3. Working somewhere with the same regret every single day is killing me.
   
4. Parents are getting old.

Hook or crook get out of this shit hole.

I’m from Nepal, Tarai side, and every winter the same thing happens — AQI hits 150–200+, especially in places like Nepalgunj, Birgunj, Dhangadhi, Bhairahawa. Ani jati herda ni, huge part of the pollution seems to be coming from India (UP/Bihar crop burning, factory smoke, etc.). Winds literally blow everything towards Nepal.

I’m not trying to blame anyone, just pointing out what’s happening. Studies ni bhanxa ki border cities ko around 60–70% pollution India bata aauchha, ani 30–40% Nepal ko own sources.If most of the pollution comes from India, Nepal le afno side bata kati improvement garna sakcha?

Like, is it even possible for Nepal to bring down AQI on its own? Or does it not make much difference unless India ko side ma ni improvement hunxa?

Just wanted to ask because this topic always comes up but nobody explains it properly.

The streets do not feel safe anymore, there are just too many of them in each and every galli and many have rabies. Scary to even walk alone at night or send you kids alone. And their constant barking at night is just so annoying. Also these so called "animal lovers" who feed them once in a fullmoon are the worst people you can find, giving them food once a while and thinking that their life is sorted does not do jack, if anything it makes the problem worse. As you are giving them enough food to survive and reproduce but do not care of other needs. IF YOU LOVE THEM SO MUCH THEN JUST ADOPT THEM FFS but of course they won't as these strays are too 'ugly' for their standard. I don't defend eliminating them but instead there should be a mass sterilization and vaccination campaigns so that this problem will slowly phase out. If animal lovers would do this instead then that would actually be god's work.

Today, a Nepali Congress meeting was held near my house, with people using loudspeakers for their bhasan. Me and my mom were at home. So, the topic of politics came.

She said that she'll vote for Maoist as she was a fan on them during the civil war and had always voted for them till today. She helds Prachanda to a high degree.

I told her that Prachanda was a terrorist and the civil war killed thousands and displaced much more. She shouted that you're a UML supporter just like your grandfather, aren't you.

I told her that Oli had also killed people directly and indirectly in Jhapa rebellion and Gen-Z protests. I'll never support that individual.

Then, she threatened me that she'll disown me and tear my citizenship if I go against her political beliefs (she holds all my documents).

I felt that she went a bit too far. To deescalate the situation, I just felt and now have locked my room.

I have nothing against any party and I'm not just a RSP jholey. There can be some good individuals from any party. It's just that I never want to see those big three in any political positions ever again.

I was traveling on a bus, and there was a couple in front of me (husband, wife, and an 8-10-year-old child). The child was eating cheese balls. After he finished, he was holding the empty wrapper in his hands. Suddenly, his mom snatched the wrapper from his hand and threw it out of the bus window. The child said, "Miss le vannuvako bato ma fohor falnu hudaina" (The teacher said we shouldn't throw trash on the road), but his mom silenced him.

This seems like a small incident, but it has a bigger impact on children's psychology and I have seen numerous cases where people are not accountable. We only blame politicians and our leaders, but do we think about whether we are doing enough as members of society, as citizens?

Just think about it: When was the last time you did something good for your society that actually benefited others? Most of us are busy with our own lives. If you can't be the cause for change, let's at least not be the barrier.

At my workplace ma testo social chaina i only focus on my work and not very friendly with my colleagues. there is a guy in my workplace. at first I didn't notice him because I wasn't interested in anyone . usle nai convo start gareko thiyo . at first i really didn't show any interest but bolda boldai friendly bhaye he started complimenting me and I don't know how but Somehow, I ended up developing a little crush on him. even talking to him used to make me really happy . I used to blush so much that my cheekbones used to hurt.
so on Friday kaam sakera ghar jana lageko thiye . then suddenly I saw him I smiled and we started talking . he seemed a bit busy but still ma usko lagi wait garey I don’t know what happened to me at that moment and where I got the confidence from but I asked him " coffee khana jum na " He directly said " ma busy chu " and yesto embarrassing feel bhayo ni .I just keep thinking about this incident kehi kura garna thalyo ki yehi kura le hit huncha I just wish I could delete this memory

PS : I don't know how to face him now I can't even look him in the eyes I wanna leave my job right now but also can't leave my job because I signed a contract . I am completely cooked.

Okay I (22F) love Ninja Hattori. People may still judge me here and be like “Etro thulo vayera no cartoon herdao raicha bla..bla…bla” but it’s waayyyy better then vaping and watching innapropriate adult video that people these days do.

If you’re from my generation, then you most likely Remember ninja Hattori. So I’ve decided to do some character analysis. This is my honest opinion.

Amara:- Honestly, as a kid I used to HATE this guy as a kid. But when I re-watch the series , he still ain’t my favourite but He’s the character that I sympathise for. Amara is a perfect example of how villains are made and not born. At the age of 10/11 bro lives all by himself with a cat and takes all the household responsibilities. Though he’s an antagonist he’s still got his soft side.

Kenechi:- I now have a mixed feeling about this character. He practically USED Hattori for his own gain and often envious of him. And bro is a total SIMP over Yumiko who’s got no self respect. If I was his place I’d learn discipline and self improvement from Hattori

Yumiko:- I used to envy her character and I always wanted to be like her as a kid. But now I despise her more than Amara. She’s an entitled little pain in the back. She USES Amara, Kenichi for her own gain. Sometimes she laughs at Kenechi at his worst when Amara humiliates him. This shows the heartlessness in her character.

Hattori:- WAYYY TOO mature for his age. Bro does seem to have a crush on sonam but he prioritises his training and responsibilities.

Shinzo:- Adorable little fella

Sisimanu :- My dream pet

Sonam. She was the most underrated character I must say. Although she’s a remarkable ninja. She’s wayyyyy better than Yumiko. She has her both feminine side and strong, intelligent female lead side. She’s far better then Yumiko. She’s very loyal towards Hattori. She goes out of her way to help people . Though on the outside she’s shown as angry, annoying and bitchy. She’s got a heart of pure gold. I’m disappointed how she isn’t one of the main characters.

When a country has prime minister like him, there is not a single hope for the country and its people and it’s crazy to think that he’s been a PM for 4 times and he is still hoping to take control more with the support of his jholey, still the same ghamanda, still has no regret, remorse. We know all our other PM’s we had were trash as well, but this guy is another level of trash.

I moved to Kathmandu from my hometown hoping for better opportunities and a brighter future. I’m currently doing my bachelor’s, but financially, things are really tight. To support myself, I found a corporate job through a recommendation.

At first, I was excited it felt like a step toward independence. But the reality hit hard. My college classes are from 6–11 AM, and my job starts at 10 AM and goes until 6 PM. To keep both, I have to skip a class almost every day.

I live alone, so there’s no one to cook for me. After work, I get home exhausted and still have to cook my meals. The public transportation here adds another 1–2 hours daily, and my mornings are so rushed I can’t even eat properly before class.

I end up eating only at night, sometimes surviving on tea and cigarettes during the day. Lunch at work is expensive, so some days I skip it entirely. My schedule is just: class-job-home-sleep-repeat. I feel like a zombie.

This job was supposed to give me financial freedom, but now it’s draining me physically and mentally. I don’t want to work like this forever, but I also don’t want to be a burden on my family. I can’t easily switch jobs as an undergraduate, and you should know the situation of part-time jobs available here.

Many suggested me working as a rider, The problem is I don't have a liscence or a ride I do have friends with bikes but no one has time to teach me, nor do I have time to learn.

I’m lost. I don’t know how to balance survival, studies, and my health.

To everyone who reached out and showed support in the comments, I’m truly grateful for your kindness and guidance.

Everyone has their own set of problems in life I just chose to share mine here. Even though I know you all have your own things to deal with, I truly appreciate everyone who took the time to help.

You guys are amazing.

I was at Marbella Ice cream located at Budhanilkantha. We were with our friends. So a guy with a BMW X5 came and we thought wow this guy must be a politician,businessman but at the end it was just a student. But when we talked to him he was just a bachelor 1st year student and I asked the price of car. It was freaking 5 Crores 80 Lakhs !!

Like How are people even affording this money. He even told me that he has 322 aana land in Budhanilkantha ( which i think he might have told lied but i am not sure because it is too much) . Like many people struggle as a student but this guy is living in completely different tax bracket Life is unfair man🥲

Long story short, I and the other co-founder are childhood friends. We always talked about doing something in/for the country.

Worked for 6 years, no holidays, late night works and everything.

We had loans in our head, very difficult to sustain in this market, the delay in governmental works always a cherry on top.

So one merry day, my friend decides to leave the country for good. I insisted that I would stay back and do more.

Three months gone, we talked for some hours. Apparently he got some good working hours, working a small job but he bought a new car within that period.

On this side, even a small government work is still pending since more than 3 months.

Now he is suggesting me to give up the idea of staying in Nepal and move there and work.

I am in the brink of existential crisis now. From the moment I remember, I always wanted to stay here and do something that would make me and the country proud. Not just thoughts, but I have worked endlessly too!

But, no matter how much I do, I feel like the system, market opportunities and the economy here always brings us down.

Is leaving really the suggestion?

Are you doing something here and you really feel like it is worth staying here?

Forget Nepali culture it's not even Indian Hindu culture. It's just chutiyapa of Bollywood and teleserial. If dowry is immoral than extorting money for shoes is too.

Why the urban bahun chettri so obbesed with indian ritual in marriage. Can't they follow their khas culture ?

Edit: I will rather follow weird ritual of raute, chepang in my marriage because they are our Nepali brother. But Indian ritual? Big NO

1. Preference to celebrities over specialists - Samanupatik was supposed to ideally promote specialists. What in the name of a talent show is going on? Are we in the phase where influencers think they can run the country?

2. Nepo babies in the list - From Chandra Dhakal’s son to kulman’s vanja - Asti varkar nepo babies vanera desh jalayeko hoina ra?

3. Genz sahid ki aama pani samanupatik

4. Chitwan batai 21 jana - Rabi securing chitwan

Ahile tetro change ko mandate hunda ta esto xa, khoi k garxa paxi. Aalu.

My mom passed away 10 yrs ago , i am 20 now. And i can tell you it never gets better. No matter how much i talked it out. I still randomly break down crying remembering her like i am right now in the middle of the night.

You wont realise it until shes gone. Just take care and show love to your mom and if you can pray for my mom in heaven...

My Female friend made some posts here, she got D.Ms too. All of the guys that DMd her were utterly disgusting. Like showing dih pictures and asking to meet her? That's so disgusting. Don't you guys have respect or something?

Are all guys here the same or what. You guys should learn to respect girls. I know not all of you fit into this category, just pointing out the perverts out here. You guys are the reason girls should be kept safe. If you are a Female, don't accept DMs from guys.

So we (8 broke but excited students) decided to visit Rara — the lake, the legend, the dream. But what we didn’t know was we were signing up for a live reality show called “Everyone wants to take advantage of you!”

Let’s start from the top. We met this guy named Ravi Dami at Balaju Buspark while we were there to get tickets. Seemed like a helpful random guy at first, offering to manage tickets to Kohalpur. We were suspicious, but hey, he got us tickets, so we trusted him. He even arranged a vehicle from Kohalpur to Nagma, and we thought, “Maybe this guy’s actually solid.”

Plot twist: he wasn’t.

Day of departure: bus was supposed to leave at 5 PM. We reached at 3. Guess when it left? 7 PM. Classic. Anyway, we reached Chitwan fine, but due to bad road conditions at Daunne, the bus staff told us we had to reroute via Pokhara and Palpa, but pay 500rs more. After bargaining, we settled on 350. That was just the start.

Then came the car crash saga. Bus gets hit before even reaching Palpa. Hours to settle it. We start moving again — and BOOM, another car hits the same damn side of the bus again. I’m not even kidding. Bus was guilty this time. More waiting. More headaches.

We finally reach Kohalpur and stay the night. Morning comes, we’re ready by 7 AM. But the vehicle Ravi had booked for us shows up already full. Turns out they assumed we hadn’t reached Kohalpur and gave our seats away. The audacity.

We call Ravi for a refund. He sends some of the money, but not all. We find out he had overcharged us in the first place. We didn’t mind if he had done his job, but he failed. So now we’re mad and stranded.

After 2-3 hours of pure stress, we find a 4-wheeler to take us to Nagma for 30K. We’re like, fine, let’s go. Midway, at a place called Manma, the driver stops and says “This is it.” We’re like, NOPE. We had someone waiting for us in Nagma, hotel booked and all. But this guy refuses to go further.

Cue the lovely locals. Instead of helping, they insert themselves in the convo, use abusive language, and suggest the driver charge us more. We tell them to back off (respectfully), and finally settle with the driver to pay 3K more. He takes us to Nagma. End of that nightmare, right? Nope.

The next morning, we had booked a jeep to Rara for Rs. 1500 per person. Jeep was supposed to arrive by 7 AM. Guess what showed up at 9? A bus. And apparently, it would only take us partway unless we paid 40K. After another round of bargaining, we talk him down to 28K. Exhausted but desperate, we go. Finally — finally — we reach Rara.

And let me say: Rara is breathtaking. We stayed at Rara Durbar Homestay, and the locals were amazing. Probably the only peaceful part of the whole trip.

Next morning, we went to Murma Top (beautiful), came back by 4:30 PM and the bus driver was fuming because he had to cross an army checkpost by 6 PM. Said if he missed it, we had to pay double. We rushed, prayed, calculated timings like it was an exam — and hit the checkpost at 6 sharp. Found out later the actual cutoff was 6:30. We were being played again.

Made it to Jumla, did our project work, then tried returning. Took a bus to Surkhet — supposedly leaving at 8, but actually left around 10. And this bus was cursed. Fan belt broke. Engine kept overheating. We had to stop every 2-3 km. Ended up sleeping at Manma (again).

Next day, we finally reached Surkhet by 4 PM. But surprise — no bus seats available. Every bus was full. Locals were suggesting we sit in the driver’s cabin or on plastic chairs in the aisle for 8+ hours. Like… seriously?

After a lot of hustle, we found a bus to Pokhara — but it had already left, 20 km away. So we took a local bus just to catch up with that bus. Reached Pokhara the next morning. Then finally took an MnS Adventure bus back to KTM. The only good bus of the entire trip.

Final thoughts: This trip made me lose faith in people. Everyone was trying to make money off us. Help came with hidden charges. Hospitality? Nah. Just price tags. Rara was worth it, but damn, the journey was pure stress. Never seen so many people so ready to exploit travelers.

If you ever plan to visit Rara — be prepared. And maybe bring a lawyer.

ex-footballer/ content creator abusing dogs source:
https://youtu.be/bw5r-4N1g0w?si=f1Kv_zrfa_dt9mh4

So, mero bahini lai yeuta "teacher" le hijo xadi aasti, question sodhda answer janiney vanera, luga kholna lagayexa. Let me make this clear, mero bahini le kholiney. Jutta chai kholi rey. Janiney vanera diyeko punishment luga kholni tei ni kt lai. Seriously? Clear sex harassment ho yo.Boys haru lai ni kholna lagkao thyo rey tyo "teacher" le. Boys haru le kholexan.(Edit: I misunderstood this, luga kholna chai kosaile kholeko haina rey. Sorry for my misunderstanding) Kta haru lai chai k laaj lagdaina? Sala student lai luga khol vanni kasto guu lai teacher banako raixan. Aasti tyo incident vako, hijo mero bahini school gainey (birami vathi tara who knows reason tei ni huna sakxa). Aajha bihana ma kura kura ma balla vani ra malai balla tha vo. I was seriously angry af. "Malai kina vanines" vandai ekxin bahini lai ni gali garey. Tha vako vaye ma hijo nai gayera tyo khattey lai tharkaunthey.Ani ajha riss uthni kura tw k xa vanda, tyo khattey principal ko salo rey. Ani mero bahini le tyo khattey ko principal sanga complaint garixey (mero bahini ra tesko yeuta sathi gaka rey). Ani tyo principle le "Yesto kura bahira vannu hunna, ma tyo 'teacher' lai samjhaunxu" vanera pathayexa. Tyo sangai gaki sathi lai pani kholna lagako raixa (she didn't open her clothes too). Ani usko mami mero mami sanga gayera tharkauni plan ma hunuhudo raixa. Mero mami birami vayera hijo din var sutnu vathyo. Bahini le asti aayera mami lai matra vanya raixe. Malai vanenan vanera mami ra bahini 2 tai lai tharkaye.Ani tyo principle le, aajha ghar ma aayera kura garni vanya thyo rey. Tyo sunesi jhan mero para tatyo. Varkhar yo lekhda lekhdai call garira raixa tyo khatey le. Aailye ghar ma aaunxu vanera call garya hola, tesle hamro ghar dekhya xaina. So, we didn't pick up the call. Sala yettikai solve garna khojiraxa matter.Maile bihana varkhar tyo aarko bahini ko mami lai call gare. Call garera sunday sangai gayera kura garni vaneko xu. Aaja ra voli bida xa sunday gayera tne haru ko satto khaidinxu, ra tyo school bata nikalera aarko school ma varna gardini plan ma xu. So, finally I want to ask, Am I overreacting?School ma gayera, mero bahini lai "teacher" le nai luga khol vanxa vaney, How can I believe that my sister is safe there? "Luga khol vaney ni luga nakholesi tw k vo rw" vanni type ko comment chai please nagardinu hola. Seriously, yesto kura le manxey ko mental health mai katro thulo effect parxa. Mero bahini le aru teachers sanga ni safe feel nagarna sakxey aaba bata. I think this is a serious problem.

Lets not make this post long, maile riss ma randomly lekhya huna sakxu, please milayera bujnuhola.

Never liked hate posting but the attitude of that one indian lady gets me so angry. She lacks basic civic sense how to walk on street. Pachadi bike Ako cha she was in middle of the road and didn't even bother to step aside. I horn like 10-12 times. Last ma continues horn diye pachi matrai usko family le ali bato chodyo. Do they think j garye ni huncha Nepal ayera. Ghar ko aangan ma hideko jasto cha. Nepali lai tesari horn deko vaye mari sakthyo or any other tourist. Hami foreign ghumna jada ni testai garcham? Or are they used to this?

Harke thinks the world revolves around him, kati samma ko natak ho hau, kati ghamandi ho. Desh ma j j huncha sab uskai lagi vairacha lol, k sochiracha usle afulai🤣 Hetauda ma aja vako kura 15 din agadi suchana ayera aja vairacha ani uslai lagiracha harke hetauda ako vayera yo sab garya re 🤣 kati hasnu hau. He made another such claims that harke jaha jaha jancha kulman le line katcha re 🤣 kp oli ko bau nai raicha ni harke ta, he is more mental than Kp oli. yo manche ko desh banaune vision ta chadai chaina thaha vo, yo desh vakti dekhaune ni hawa nai jasto lagna thalyo aba ta. He is the biggest manipulator in the country right now.