You must know about the different colors of Nepal passport and its meaning or utility. If you don't know, don't worry, the first paragraph focuses on explaining that.
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Earlier green and nowadays chocolate brown colored passports are used by ordinary people. Let's also understand that those who went to Tripureshwar at 2 o'clock in the night in the winter of Kathmandu in the middle of January, the color of the passport they will get after 3 days is chocolate. Red colored diplomatic passport. This is a color that has become infamous because those who sent it after winning the election are selling it to traders. Blue: It is the color of passports used for official visits by government employees.
Our staff considers it bad luck to travel abroad with this color passport. For that occasion, they sing the praises of donor agencies and non-governmental organizations from the boss's job, perhaps more often than the national anthem of our Nepal. Another one is orange. This color passport is used for peacekeeping soldiers. The politics of going to and from the peacekeeping force is a different article about how much there is and will be in the Nepalese army.
But, did you know? India also has yellow colored passports. This is a passport issued to Tibetan refugees there. The Supreme Court recently ruled that Tibetans who were born between 1950 and 1987 and who carry such yellow passports should be allowed to replace them with Indian ordinary passports (black).
In particular, a yellow passport is not called a passport. Instead, it is called an identity certificate. However, like a normal passport, the pages inside are designed for visa application. It says valid to travel all countries. What this means is that by issuing these passports, the Indian government helped its refugees to go abroad and return to India, but clearly stated that they are not citizens of India. They are not citizens anywhere, they are "non-citizens".
This Pantikar had/have some Bhutanese friends who were born in Nepal. They have never seen Bhutan. There were no papers or records of them. In Nepal, their identity was given as "Bhutanese". Nepal did not give any other evidence. They were/are uncivilized too.
After coming to the Maoist peace agreement, the top leaders of all the top parties got together and distributed citizenship like chocolates on the Nepal-India border. Around 4 to 5 lakh foreigners have become Nepali citizens with such citizenships distributed around 063/064. However, about 6.7 million of his children are now non-citizens in Nepal. Those who were born in Nepal after 063/064 have now reached the age of citizenship. They do not have any signatures abroad, there is no possibility of getting papers there. However, they were not accepted as Nepali citizens, instead politics was done in their name. So they also became "uncivilized".
Today, on the subject of Rabi Lamichhane, scholars from abroad said, "No person can become an uncitizen, the case can be fought in the international court", while many scholars in Nepal shouted that "Rabi is the only uncitizen person in this whole earth", surely many people like me were reminded of the millions of real uncitizens. maybe I don't know who brought this to the intellectual class.
