The Druk National Congress (DNC) has said that it published an anthology of poems composed by its founding president late R.K. Dorji.
“The book reflects despair, hope and promise of Bhutanese democratic struggle,” DNC General Secretary Karma Dupthob said in a press statement issued, Saturday.
Human rights activist Tek Nath Rizal released the book at a function organized in Kathmandu earlier today to mark the party’s 18th anniversary. DNC was founded by late Dorji on June 16, 1994.
“Tek Nath Rizal wished DNC all the success in its struggle to established genuine democracy in Bhutan. He would extend all help and assistance required to the party for working towards creating Bhutan a peace, sovereign and prosperous nation where all citizens are free and happy,” the statement said.
Kesang Lhendup, President of the party reminded the members and friends present during the celebration program that members must work hard to established inclusive democracy in Bhutan highlighted the statement.
“He urged the democrats inside Bhutan to continue to work hard and contribute towards strengthening the democratic institutions in Bhutan,” Lhendup said, according to DNC statement.
It is a good venture by the DNC to bring out the anthropology of poems penned by late Mr. R.K.Dorji. This indeed will keep alive , the continued struggle of bhutanese people against the government where gross national happiness is preached , and gross voilation of human rights is practiced. It is a good tribute to late Dorji who sacrificed his life to bring out a change in Bhutan. It is a source of inspiration to the younger generation that gives insight of how their seniors were treated by the Bhutanese authorities.
I congratulate the DNC president and the entire team members who took the initative to bring the book ,Dorji’s vision of democratic Bhutan for now and ever.
Tashi Delek.
I am with the opinion of Mohan Bhandari.
DNC should proceed with its manifesto of Democracy and Human Rights in Bhutan.
We support the vision of our dear leader late R K Dorji.
Thanks.
You figures are speaking about Democracy and Human Rights in Bhutan but, its not applicable yet.Government has no more interest in democracy and Human Rights. There is only one way left, that is, not to be lazy, rise opp, ,do some thing for coming opp generation, run according to the time,observe the world, Publishing book with beautiful words and sentences are not enough to bring revolution in the country. It is same full to the country Bhutan and its population, specially to those some are in Parliament (KING) Thing before you jump!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!