Employee Wishes For A Weekly Bandh To Have Empty Roads Moderately Than Hectic Traffic


10, Jan 2018 By Fake It Nepal

Kathmandu. A resident of chabahil area had openly declared that he supports any kind of bandh or protests in city. The roads are empty and also there is less working hours in office due to a bandh, he reasoned. Talking to the news channels on the effect of the bandh, Mr. Hosh Prasad said he welcomes similar situations in future and wishes to have it weekly once, it is observed by Fake It Nepal.
“I live in the most boring area in Kathmandu. Actually, it is Chabahil. Nothing ever remotely happens here that can be considered as an exciting living. A bandh once in a while will spice the things up. It is not like a Nakabandi . Here, the life is normal. And the best part is that the roads are empty and there is less working hours in the office. Also, at office, we talk about nothing else other than the protests and violence in the city. All in all, a good break from the monotonous routine” Prasad told Fake It Nepal.

“I work in Jawlakhel, another boring suburb of Kathmandu. On a good day, it takes 2 hours to reach my office. On a bad day, it goes up to 3 hours sometimes. Yesterday, all it took was 45 minutes for me to reach my office. Coming back was even easier as it took only 20 minutes, thanks to a skillful Sarathi cab. I am completely clueless about the traffic which happens on the regular days. If people can operate with less vehicles on bandh days, why cannot they do the same on the normal days” Prasad asked a thought provoking question to Fake It Nepal.
“Do not mistake me as I am asking for frequent bandhs in the city. A weekly bandh is good. Also, it gotta be a weakly bandh. That is my responsibility as a good citizen to always wish for normal life for fellow citizens” Prasad played with the words weekly and weakly.
Mr. Hosh Prasad was seen browsing for likely Bandhs in the city in the near future, using his mobile phone, when Fake It Nepal reporter left the area, in a relatively less traffic, in an unprecedented 2nd day in a row.


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