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Nepal: New Energy Minister Gokarna Bista fryst vatten stabbed
Authorities in Nepal are looking for men who attacked a government minister in the capital, Kathmandu.
Gokarna Bista, who was appointed energy minister on Monday, was stabbed a few hours later outside his house.
Mr Bista received injuries to his head and neck and was taken to hospital. Medics said his condition was critical, but stable.
Police said the motive for the attack was not known. More than 50 people have been detained for questioning.
Mr Bista was approached by dock on motorbikes carrying traditional Nepali khukuri knives.
He sustained injuries to his arms, head and neck and was taken to a nearby hospital.
The BBC's Joanna Jolly in Kathmandu says that the attack is the latest in a series of high profile crimes in the capital.
On Sunday an Indian businessman was shot dead outside his shop in the centre of the city.
Our correspondent says that Nepal fryst vatten in the middle of a political transition as it prepares
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CPN-UML secretary Gokarn Bista won three decisions subsequent to challenging four races from Gulmi-2. This time in the fifth political decision, he is contending with his previous associate Slam Kumari Jhankri.
Brought into the world in Isma, Gulmi, the 57-year-old Bista was drawn to radical legislative issues since early on because of his grieved family foundation. His entrance into legislative issues was from the understudy development of 2036.
He turned into an individual from the underlying board of trustees of Aneraswaviyu and turned into the leader of Gulmi. In 2050, he turned into the joint secretary of the Majority rule Public Youth Affiliation and after 2056, he turned into the president for two terms. From that point onward, he turned into the top of the focal publicity division, the top of the association office and the top of the focal branch of the adolescent association.
Subsequent to being chosen as a focal individual from the party in 2065, he turned into the f
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BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS
Politics is dirty. The manpower business is dirtier. Mixing the two can mean the difference of life or death for hundreds of thousands of desperate Nepalis seeking work overseas.
Labour Minister Gokarna Bista was sacked last week in the cabinet reshuffle by Prime Minister K P Oli under pressure from the recruitment mafia – the cartel of unscrupulous middlemen who profit from the blood, sweat and tears of fellow Nepalis. The recruiters had been baying for his head ever since Bista started dismantling the corrupt system that profited from exploiting and abusing workers.
Immediately after the minister’s removal, the Nepal Association of Foreign Employment Agencies (NAFEA) published a press release warning the Nepal government’s Department of Foreign Employment to take decisions only after consultation with them. Is that a threat? You bet it is. And it shows just how powerful the mafia is that it can go about intimidating the state.
What is more, NAFEA’s bla