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OPPOSE GTA, SUPPORT GORKHALAND!
By Munish Tamang
All of us know that it is so easy to turn cynical after all that we have seen in darjeeling.
The andolan was for Gorkhaland but GJM betrayed the movement for its own petty interest and settled for GTA.
That is the reason GTF was formed.
GTF represents the voice that rejects GTA. GTF is the voice of the common person who now seriously distrusts the "leaders" who sold the movement. GTF is your voice, my voice. GTF is NOT the voice of the politician-contractors. GTF is the voice of those who never wavered from the demand of Gorkhaland. GTF is the voice of those who died for Gorkhaland. GTF is the voice of those who are opposed to GTA. GTF is the voice of those who only ask for Gorkhaland. And finally, GTF is the voice of those who refuse to turn cynical; of those who refuse to give up hope; of those who want to be in control of their own destiny; of those who refuse to be led by brokers.
Come join GTF if you are opposed to GTA. Come join- because it is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness.
OPPOSE GTA, SUPPORT GORKHALAND!
Tags: GORKHALAND!, GTA, OPPOSE, SUPPORT
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Permalink Reply by deo pradhan on -
Let's do it.
GTA means Gorkhaland turiyo aba.......................................................!
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Permalink Reply by GorkheyDevine on -
GTA has become a hurdle for who wants to take the fight for Gorkhaland ahead.
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Permalink Reply by Mehlan Rai on -
GTA...... Murdaabaad...
GORKHALAND Jindaabaad.............
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Permalink Reply by GorkheyDevine on
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There are 13 million gorkhas all over India, what aspiration can GTA bring to us. we have our own culture our own dignity and our own unique identity and most importantly we have our own aspiration . We want Gorkhaland and we reject DGHC , forums, councils etc etc ... and GTA and all sort of temporary solutions. We and our statehood dats all.
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