Darjeeling's Bhaiya Debate | A Threat to Cultural Identity?

[@arghadeepsaha4981]

I m a bengali but I agree with gorkha community concerns are legit.hills are a fragile ecosystem over development and urbanization will lead to collapse only. We have seen what over urbanization and real estate mafia encroachment of lakes and natural resources done to Karnataka Bengaluru. But racism against a community is not acceptable. Remember folks we are Indians first avoid social media brainwashing garbage. Don't do over urbanization or business of outsiders,respect nature. Make your community strong.

[@Nibu502]

.thankyou for lovely advice and thankyou for love darjeling 🎉

[@arghadeepsaha4981]

@@Nibu502 thank u bro. Love and respect to Darjeeling always.

[@JackPaul-pp5wm]

The main problem is we Have a very small land that we can call our home with our identity and we have a very small population when compared with the Bihari/UP/Bangali community. Massive waves of Migration from those large populations to our small community and land will dilute and push the natives into obscurity.Blanket declaration like "in the constitution" is not an argument. Otherwise North Eastern states and other hilly states wouldn't be protected by articles like 371 etc..Historical wrong against the Native Nepali/Lapchae/Bhote-Gorkha communities has to corrected and justice should prevail. Mixing a drop of river water + bucket of sea water isn't justice

[@Heart_On_Wheels]

Well said 👏

[@bishwapradhan1148]

hami Nepali lai pani bhaiya byancha madhes ma

[@user-in1yw9ty5t]

Nepali is indo aryan culture. Why so insecure. Bhaiya bhai from same origin. Bengali worship durga mata. Gorkha are indo aryan. Gorkha have brahmin chettri blood so does bengali bihari babubhaiya. All same people.

[@anmolpradhan4647]

Bhaiya is usually used to call and communicate with the non nepali vendors, sellers or workers. Its quite normal and is not being as racist remark. However sometimes bhaiya can be used as a racist remark , like some of the clips shown in this video. "In a racist expression bhaiya is linked with people from the plain region, dark skin, high body hair, poor hyegine, and old complexion." Its the same for nepali in plains. You can observe it from siliguri onwards.Sometimes the term 'nepali' is also used as a racist remark, the word ' daju' that is the same as 'bhaiya' is also used as a racist remark. Nepalis are always being linked with momo and is used quite inappropriately in plain region. You can even observe it in Instagram reels. The comments like "chal ek plate momo laaga" is used against nepali people. Nepali people are always discriminated and exploited in plain region. People from the plain region will charge you very high price for products, travel fare, and will try to fool and rob you in every possible way. Because of this racism nepali community dislikes them and do not want them to live in the hilly region. May sound bad but its true, if nepali people becomes minority in their own region they will be dominated and discriminated at their own birth place.

[@bowbow1034]

If Delhi ma chinnu na jaannu koi aayera timilai Daju bhandai timro dokan aayo bhaney racist lagdaina.

[@anmolpradhan4647]

@@bowbow1034 lagdenaii, tmele dokan chalawdaii chaw bhane bhaiya,daju nabha bhai bhanera naii bolawsa. Tesma chai k racist bhayo. Khishi garera bolako ra normal tone ma bolako ma farak cha. Bujne le tone bara naii buji halsa.

[@Hopes101]

Discrimination are everywhere be it hill or plane all are disrespect full towards others we shouldn't do it we should live with unity

[@nikitaghatraj6626]

Bhaiyas growing their business in hills and our pahari daju bhai didi baini working Outside even in up Bihar's private schools. Being racist is not good but we have to stand for our identity. Jai Gorkha

[@riderbsally7893]

First of all, I didn't expect the narrator would take the racial path for this video. I thought this would be about the growing population of non-hill communities in the Darjeeling & kalimpong regions. Which the song actually wants to dictate. (FYI : Heard this song for the first time in your video). Gorkha's are one of the minor communities of india consisting of mostly Tribes. We have a very small population. And while there are more non-hill people now there, in most of the fields eg. Shops, mason, labour. You will find hill people to be as much hard working than any other, but just hard work is not enough I must admit. The people here in the hills also need to be more efficient & smart for a healthy competitive market. Thats the kind of mindset I think people need to have and your video should've been promoting. As for your remarks on the 'bhaiya' word. It was used to be a form of addressing *shop-keepers* back in the day. Which still most people use as it has been embedded in them from a long time to call them 'Bhaiya' the same as 'Daju'. The clips you've shown looks racist, and we don't support such acts. In the real world there have been no such incidents of violence between communities or racism in the long history of the hills. This video has done nothing, other than encourage hatred & racism. Thank you.

[@krishnagiri823]

Someone had to say it. This will make the Gorkhas/nepalies particularly of hill-origin prone to hate and racism. Instead of trying to be progressive and tackling modern problems with modern solutions such as business, entrepreneurship technology, the directors brought more tribalistic out-dated thoughts on the table like the Northeast!! This cannot be the way ahead. We highly need to compete, compete and compete in business. Cord, please bring up relevant topics such as selling of lands to outsiders and miyas! Not relate a "term" (bhaiya) to an issue!! You live in India anyways.

[@tj_chetri]

It's business brother. But you are being racist. So unsubsribing now. Kaam garera paisa kama cha.

[@Norla.-u6n]

Thik vannu va I am also unsubscribing. Such KZbinr are only after generating revenue from KZbin and they just need sentiment and stories from Hills to run their KZbin channel.

[@tenzinbhai9709]

You’re right that Indian constitution allows every citizens to run their business anywhere in India. But if you research the ratio then you’ll find that there’s huge differences between Darjeeling and Sikkim people working in plain Indian cities and Bhaya in hills. And another fact is Bhaya are living with respect and freedom whereas our hill brothers and sisters faces countless racism and in some cases we face death also. With my above words I think the person who composed this song have no hatred for Bhaya but he loves his birthplace the Darjeeling hill and he is frustrated with what’s going on with our hill youngsters who are compel to go to plain for jobs because there’s less opportunity in the hill. I pray all different religions believers and people from different backgrounds live in harmony.🙏🙏✌️✌️

[@urgenlama1337]

If Biharis enter there will be no opportunity left for other communities for this community do almost all kinds of jobs. They are a compact, fully evolved, resilient community. They rarely commit suicide.

[@pawanrai2106]

Right thing u said man, I like it

[@anandgupta3831]

If u really want harmony, stop using the racist remarks dhoti/bhaiya. Who said you to sell your land to outsiders? Did they force u?

[@SagarGupta-ez3tj]

​@@anandgupta3831Sahi kaha brother ❤🎉

[@SagarGupta-ez3tj]

If this song would have been written without Racism, then this song would have never came into existence. Why there is no author of the Music? Who wrote this song and didn't disclosed his identity? Can u justify that? It's basically made to spread hate. And regarding the hill area you speak about is because hill area is now more civilized than the plains. The bhaiyas u speak about still faces discrimination in the hill. It's just the Constitution that is guarding the plain people in the hills or else the case would have been different.

[@nawangtam3634]

If they are better, they are better because they don’t discriminate the work unlike us. They are hardworking and they made it possible to say that business runs in their blood and they are not living showing off. They are just working ass off to put the food on the table for their family as well. As this is eye opening song, it also tells the story that because of our lack of knowledge regarding business and the feeling ashamed of doing small business, definitely going to hamper in future.

[@PujaSanjay123]

Working and carrying out business in Darjeeling is not a problem however Land and property should not be sold to outsider . Reference the original indigenious population of Tirpura has become minority and are facing discrimination and are supressed

[@ManishaGhatani]

This song is reality of Darjeeling... Darjeeling is place of brave gorkhas❤

[@krishnanetworkgaming5125]

LOVE FROM ASSAM❤ I AM ALSO GORKHA🙏🏻🔥🔥

[@Adilkhan-op1rh]

Darjeeling is a place of tourism and the major part of the economy comes from tourist.Tourist can be from anywhere so businessman can be from anywhere.... If these hate chaos will increase it will effect the Darjeeling and specially Darjeeling's businessman . The only profile will happen to the politics behind by dividing people.

[@94Suk]

Darjeeling is also place of original inhabitants lepchas

[@channelwangz7328]

@@94Suk what about the subbas and the mangar.. they are too

[@mohitprakashchoudhary4784]

According to gorkhas they all are outsider😂😂😂​@@channelwangz7328

[@manisharai9950]

True because in dehradun there were so many nepali gorkha. Now if you sèe they are very few and the one who are left they have forgotten there language they feel shy to speak nepali.

[@suhanparajuli5684]

Tei vanya , aajkal it's like another UP ,bihar , earlier it used to be just another like nepali town. Clement town , garhi cantt, Thakur pur. But now aged aama buwa bahek sabai nepali bolcha

[@daxsimon5453]

You think nepali is the language of rai, limbu and sherpa?

[@takebahadr]

You nepali destroyed the language of Sikkim what about that ..

[@neupnembang]

Report this channel. This video is trying to create tension in hills. Nepali and non Nepali communities are living happily in Darjeeling since many decades, don't create unnecessary videos for your interest. And lastly you said about spreading positivity while your video is contradictory.

[@anuraglama9695]

@CHUTTIVLOGGER bro this channel is making it more famous I never heard of that song before Voice can be your strength and weakness too So use wisely next time. Don’t promote racial hate and tension and if any tension is created in the hill you guys solely be blamed for promoting such racial discrimination among own brother and sisters . Darjeeling has always been a peaceful place and kindest with pure heart people reside there most polite in nature. If you want to report the song report it on the song platform before bragging it in KZbin for some fame and views And promotion knowledge of racial discrimination. Delete this video there’s still time. And time is precious my friend. #stop this hate Shanti ko kranti mat banao bhaiyaji 🙏

[@sauravgarg3275]

The video isn’t saying anything wrong. I’m sure that most of the people commenting haven’t watched the full video and are just focusing on the topic of racism and commenting on that. My family has been living in a village in Darjeeling for 63 years. We are very happy here and have kept ourselves content by staying silent. I really like the people from the hills and, since childhood, have wanted to be as talented as they are. But one truth is that those who have settled here from the plains do face some level of discrimination. Actually, it’s hard to explain this in a comment. I feel that racism is mostly faced by the school kids in the hills; it happened to me as well, like being called “Oye Madishe” "Kaiyan"while playing and being excluded, being beaten up during lunch break for no reason, or having my hands twisted just because. Most of the kids remain silent on this and don't even share this to their parents. On every little thing, they would call me “Madishe” to remind me, “You’re not one of us; you’re different.” Everyone stays quiet because maintaining peace is our duty, as we are a minority and can’t do much anyway. A few years ago, some politicians used to suddenly show up at our shop and start making random demands. For example, they would suddenly ask for a donation of 50,000 rupees or request a contribution only from our shop. They would make these unrealistic demands. And if we refused to give or offered a smaller amount, then we’d hear the usual dialogue: “herdaichu ta harulai, jyada bathe hundaichas, khedi dinchu madhes bujhis, sala madishe.” My dad would just look down and give whatever they want. To be honest, I sometimes forget that I’m a Marwari; I start to feel like I’m Nepali. But sooner or later, my friends remind me of it. The problem occurs when we visit our aunt’s house in Jaipur; even there, we are mocked and called “Abe Nepali” as we have adopted the culture, language, fashion, everything. Not that it matters much anymore; I’ve gotten used to it. I believe that the people in the hills are incredibly talented, they are ahead in everything-be it music, sports, or studies. They just need the right leadership and direction. They are fearless, strong, and resilient. The video may sound a bit harsh, but nowhere in it has it been said that only the people from the hills are raciest. The video says that if you get offended by racism, you should also control your own racist behavior. As for the song, my friends sent it to me as well and jokingly said, “aba bhaiya haru ko band bajcha” It’s all in fun, but yes, it does hurt a little bit.

[@ishika5993]

You are absolutely right, all this has happened to me as well

[@rikeshchettri4804]

I am really sorry this happend to you, no one should feel this way. But I hope you understand that this matter is of racism it isn't subjective, the same thing happens to us when we are not in our home or state. But it's rarely heard like yours is, when we the hill community say something about the racism we face else where, our voices are always put down by "hum toh puri izzat karte hai" "koi pareshani nahi ye natak hai" "don't play the victim card" stuff like that and the racism throughout the nation. I am not saying what happend to you is right it's absolutely wrong. You guys grew up with us and are indefinitely an intergal part of our society hope you have it in your heart to forgive us as we as a society were in a learning phase, and let's hope to make the hill society a better place.

[@jatingupta3688]

Even I have faced the same during my childhood days... Now I am loving

[@Muigokusama]

Bro how rich are nepali people in Darjeeling compare to Bengali and other Indian ethnic

[@natashasharma2457]

It’s sad that the slur "Macha ko tauko" is used in a derogatory way towards the Bengali community, I didn’t know that one. My best friend is a Bengali. It’s sad to see the changes happening in Darjeeling, particularly how divisions between communities are growing. As a Gorkhali, I’ve often heard my grandmother talk about how our community tends to be insecure, jealous, and focused on complaining rather than improving. I agree! if we stopped blaming others and got our act together, worked harder, and offered better services, there would be no limits to our success. Other communities, aren’t naturally gifted-they’ve earned their place through hard work!! They aren’t above us, they just focus on progress while we sometimes get caught up in appearances, in showing off rather than doing the work. Instead of collaborating or learning from the success of others, some in our community members look at their achievements with resentment, as if others’ success takes something away from us. That’s insecurity. If we could let go of this mindset, we could achieve just as much, if not more. Every community, whether Gorkhali, Bengali, Marwari, Bihari or any other, faces challenges, but it’s how they work through them that defines their growth and success! We need to stop tearing others down and start building ourselves up. Focus on the right things people!

[@NortheastinSports]

Business karno do but land mat becho.. We indian🇮🇳 Jay hind🇮🇳 Jay gorkha 💪

[@RoselindBhutia]

Actually we Nepali must become smart and hardworking enough to compete along with non Nepali. Without grumbling and doing nothing, now onwards we have to show them that we are wise ,intelligent and capable enough to work hard in our own so that others aren't required here in the hills.

[@JackPaul-pp5wm]

NepaliGorkha people are extremely hard working, intelligent , talented, enterprising and we punch way above our weight. We fought for years to get our language recognised as an official Indian language. Out demand for separate Gorkhaland state started in 1904 way older than the modern states of West Bengal and Muslim Bengal ( Bangladesh). Darjiling Human Development Index is only next to Kolkata Region in West Bengal. But the standards of Bengal is so dismal that it's not worth comparing. Sports, music, academics, Internet things , fashion, hygiene and kindness we punch way way above our weight! We just need to protect our land and our culture.

[@takiyamagar1621]

We should have Inner Line Permit (ILP) like Arunachal Pradesh no outsider have land in Darjeeling.They should take permission before entering darjeeling or hilly areas.soo request to handover to sikkim government otherwise west bengal government should Implement (ILP) on hilly areas to protect our land.Jai hind Jai gorkha👍

[@AmardeepD-z6g]

Yes good thinking almost all hills like darjeeling n sikkim is going under to this b..yaa

[@sc-wq3pl]

😂😂 it's not possible nepali itself in India are outsider only certain lakh in darjeeling are domicile and rest are from nepal.. Because of indo nepal open border treaty.. That why NRC required.. And also there will be problem because most nepali in sikkim are from nepal.. Jai hind 🇮🇳

[@takiyamagar1621]

@@sc-wq3pl what do you think darjeeling people are came from Nepal at first it was not a part of India it was part of sikkim and sikkim was a country don't think it's was a part of India The name Darjeeling comes from the Tibetan words "Dorje-ling", which means "Land of ThunderboltBefore the British East India Company annexed Darjeeling in 1835, it was part of Sikkim and briefly of Nepal. Soo brother take your bhiya bihari bangali to your state and free our land sala bhiya

[@rakeshmangar9713]

​@@sc-wq3pljyada NRC NRC Mat kar Assam is the only state to have introduced NRC And in that same NRC 90% Of Gorkhas from Assam have qualified and even to those have not qualified Govt of Assam has declared Gorkhas as protected community of Assam Thoda soch bujh k baat kar

[@amitsarki8881]

Aadha hill tho abhi planes mai ahh k land kharid raha hai.. Haha

[@navinpoudyal3757]

I don't know if this video portrays communalism in Darjeeling hills but please make a note of few points where locals have always considered all communities as equal:- 1. There are people who are political representatives but they are not from local communities even though they have a strong support from locals. 2. Locals goes to all business houses equally without looking at communities and creeds so that it is sustained in Hills. 3. In all construction work local prefers people from other communities respecting their skills and hard work. 4. There are many hotels whose owners are not locals. But they runs smoothly because of support from locals. 5. People of all communities invites each other in all marriage ceremony or other functions to celebrate. 6. All the people goes to all communities for funeral if any one passes away to be in their plight. So at the end I just want mention that we local people of Darjeeling and Kalimpong are not communal . Any such songs doesn't resembles our characters. We have loved and respect all communities and will do in future.

[@Seturam789]

I like nepali, gorkha people and their culture and food, Love from Odisha ❤ ଓଡ଼ିଶା

[@channelwangz7328]

I am so sorry but majority bends the law as we are done in west bengal... Y don't you make the content of Bengali discrimination towards Nepali in hongkong market and the Nepalese suffering inside bengal... Make the video on what their real wants and desire are...

[@Hey_puppets]

Every ethnic group land should be protected by state govt.....ksnjar UP-bihari making slums everywhere and illegally capturing our land ... Upon removing from illegal occupied....they protest like dharavi people....

[@pankajkumar-kz4yf]

Bengaldeshis also

[@Hey_puppets]

@@pankajkumar-kz4yf ....yea ....for that part...border should be protected

[@SagarGupta-ez3tj]

They aren't making slums. They're earning their livelihood. You don't have the authority to look down on any religion. Educate yourself and stop being a racist. Why are the UP, Bihar guys more developing is because they are more creative and possess more potential. Why the things that local people of Darjeeling should be doing is done by the UP - BIHAR guy whom u call bhaiyas? It's simply because you don't want to put the level of hardwork that they put. If you are the proud Gorkhalis that u brag about than just prove it that u are better than them. Prioritize all the things that they do be done by your local men. In this way you can restore your land.

[@pablosilva5443]

​@@SagarGupta-ez3tj oie jhaalmuri bana chitto hallanagar beshi

[@SagarGupta-ez3tj]

@@pablosilva5443 toh martam bana tero darjeeling ko 😂😂

[@PaulLepcha-ur8nr]

Aboriginal Lepchas already lost its identity due to large scale demographic changes. So only demographics change may danger for cultural identity but business or profession can't be.

[@rahulmishra0205]

Is condition applicable to the people of hills who comes to work in plains areas and settle here.Its totally absurd that you need an special provision in constitution for hills areas .Darjeeling is a integral part of india and every indian has equal rights to buy land and settle in any parts of hill area.

[@sanjeep3475]

How many people watching from Darjeeling ❤❤

[@azingpertin4041]

History says Darjeeling is of Lepchas. So why Gorkhas and Nepalis in Darjeeling?

[@sahilchettri9430]

Tbh if malwari/Bihari leaves hills , our people will suffer

[@Seaspearl-yr5sk]

I don't know whether this song is an eye opener or not but these outsider are indeed an eye opener for us. They don't defy any so called works and yes they do it efficiently. Yes you said common thing in both person how Hill man setting business in plain and plain man setting his business in hill. But uncommon thing is plain man has his own state, bihari bihar, marwari Rajasthan, punjabi punjab. While hill man has no such. He is often alleged to be a foreigner and his long pending demand to have a state is not taken seriously by any govt. So fear of loosing his own land, identity is obvious. So until & unless they build not their identify ppl of hills should nt hv to sell their land to outsider. Else where will they take shelter if tomorrow some sort of misfortune comes over them?

[@rajabiswa85]

Absolutely right. All indians gorkhas respect all indians. Mai cord team ke kam ko sharana karta hu.aur mai cord ka big fan hu.mujhe lagta hai jo answer app iss video mai dhund rahe the sayad app ko mil gaya hoga.bhart desh mai vivid community culture hai jis wajah se yaha akk dushre ki galtiyo ko Sikh bana ne ke liya chota mota comment hota rahta hai.par jis tarah ke comments hum jhelte hai sayad koi nahi jhelta .apne land mai rahkar bhi humhe outsider alag country ke bola jata hai fir bhi hum chup rahte hai . Yaha sawal identity ka hai apne land ka hai cord . sentiment ki bat hai. Cord se aur mere desh basi se kuch sawal mere taraf se hai- kya hum apne hi Bharat mai apne hi bhumi mai rahkar apna astitwa kho de kya hum gumnam ho jaye? Kya humhara generation bhi" tu to Nepal ka hai" jaisa tag apne mathe par chipka ke ghume? Humhe koi appati nahi kisi ke business se na kisi ki community se humne kabhi nahi chaha ki gorkhaland ho jaye tho 371 jaise act yaha bhi lagu ho humne hamesha sabh ko welcome kiya hai respect diya hai.par ajj govt bhi Humse hamari hak Dene se mana karte hai .isse bada comment kya ho sakta hai ki apne hi Bharat desh me tumhari koi pahchan nahi? Bihari ka Bihar hai Marathi ka maharastra assami ma Assam ect humhara kyu nahi ? Jo ki hum tho kahi Gaye ya kahi se aye bhi nahi hum tho apni hi bhubhak mai hai.iss liye apne unemployment apni identity apne land ke liye sayad akk lyrics likh diya hoga ? Iss ko itna issue na banaye.we are peace loving people as u know vry well. Thank you cord

[@dakupi2392]

Bro if bhaiya is a racist word then "daju" word is also a racist word beacuse assamese, bengali marwadi etc. people addresses us as daju

[@fineworkout9481]

Yes it's right tumko kuch pata nahi about us

[@New_gaminz2k24]

It’s not about use of bhaiya it’s the use of bhaiya in a racist way . North east people are often discriminated and so they also discriminate in their local area

[@arbindjha1234]

I have seen 60 yr old lady telling bhaiya dhoti to 14 yr child , isn't that racist?

[@anandgupta3831]

@dakupi2392 If you feel bad or see hatred in their saying then yes daju is also a racist word. Not only u hill people, Mumbains (people living in plain region) also use the word BHAIYA/DHOTI for poor UP/Bihari (people living in plain region) to signify they are superior and UP/Bihari are inferior and this is racism.

[@Bineetyeager]

Nah here in assam we live in harmony. Nepalis do not have any clash with neither the Assamese people nor the miyas(bengali muslims). Nobody hates us. Most of the people who live in nepali neighborhood be it Assamese or miya can speak or at least understand nepali. They call daju not as a racist slur but just as a friendly gesture

[@kesangchoten8993]

This gentleman don't know how bhaiya is treated in south India? Bhaiya are not allowed to do business in south what do you say about that. In Karnataka you must speak kanad if you live there they are protecting their culture right from their language till their land acquisition system what is your opinion on that?Have you ever visited northeastern estate where you are deprived of so many constitutional right even if you say you are an Indian how you justify that? You dare saying that Darjeeling people are racist. Iam not surprised nor Iam hurt . However,through this song bhaiya like you got on their nerve which is a sign of success that we were trying to convey it since last100yers before .

[@PembarightLhamo]

I am bhutanese from Bhutan 🇧🇹 and i gone to Kalimpong. Over there I saw mostly bhaiyas in business.

[@MrIceX_replying]

I've seen people warning shopkeepers saying "just let us get the gorkhaland then I'll throw you out from Darjeeling myself" .... And honestly, we people of Darjeeling need to understand that when we are allowed to work in other states or foreign countries why not people from Bihar , Kolkata can work in Darjeeling? He/she is the reason why we have rations in the kitchen ! In the end all I have is a small quote to explain: These past 30 yrs , the beautiful queen of hills, turned into queen of trash hill and .... Goruko dimag Khali gorkhali !

[@obinrai6876]

In nepal half of nepal population is occupied by indian bhaiyas that is the reason y nepalese were protesting

[@anandgupta3831]

They are not Indian. Madhesis are the indigenous people living in terai region since the ancient time.

[@bikashrai3982]

​@@anandgupta3831yes but some of them are not madhesi they are indian

[@anandgupta3831]

@bikashrai3982 If so in Darjeeling also we can see Nepali people who actually migrated from Nepal

[@magar7497]

​@@anandgupta3831 hey hopeless have u studied history properly or you were also busy in cheating.From time immemorial various gorkha tribes inhabited the regions of Darjeeling,various historical chronicles prove that.Does bihari people have any history in Darjeeling ,show me the source.

[@Gandigandu001]

​@@anandgupta3831 madeshi what nonsense in Nepal there are only people nepali not madeshi ,pahadi understand madeshi are came from India in real meaning terai people are negative people of Nepal who live there but now there are soo Many indian madeshi who live in Nepal but 2084 everything will change no worries

[@CommentPage-l3c]

I totally agree with the speaker not only in Darjeeling but the same happens in other North eastern states as well I being a North eastern I am in Nepali not from Darjeeling or Sikkim but from Assam I face the same discrimination in the state where I was born which I consider as my second home Arunachal Pradesh but since I was born here that doesn't give me the right to say that I am permanent resident of the state but I know that I have the right to speak against discrimination that I face here in my everyday life people in India only talk about discrimination faced by the North eastern minority communities in the mainland India but no one really talks about the discrimination faced by the North easterns within North East being a non tribal in the state feels like you are in a different country because in each and everything you do you are being discriminated on the basis of your background from which I mean to say that though they are considered as the minorities with which gives them the criteria of being called as STs but living here I feel like they have way more majority than us they refer us as harings in a very lavish manner which is a term used for the non tribals in Arunachal Pradesh and many other words in their native dialects for example you met with a small minor accident and one of the driver was a local and the other was a non local even if it's the fault of the local driver the blame will definitely go to the non local driver because he is not a Arunachal the local driver can do anything with non local driver and everyone supports the local tribal the viewers who are watching that will never speak against of it even if it's right or wrong the blame will definitely go to the non local one I myself have faced a lot of discrimination by my friends as well they don't use that word directly but indirectly and then they will laugh and say that it was a joke. is it a joke ?is it a joke calling someone which makes them feel discriminated? if we are called as momos and Chinese in the main and India all of us the north easterns can we do the same in North East itself we call each other with a lot of different words then there will be no difference between us and those who called us Chinese we should show some brotherhood and friendship so that we can speak against those discriminations that we face in the mainland India but we have so much inequality within ourselves how will we make it possible I really feel so ashamed telling that India is the world's largest democracy but lacks in the basic criteria of democracy where we are bound to speak for our own equality I would like to request the speak how to make a specific informative video about other states as well so that people like us people like me will be able to spread the message about how we are treated the state from which we don't belong. I know that many people will be offended but I am just telling the reality and letting the people know what happens with us ,many if my friends tell me about how they are called as Chinese ioutside the state but I cannot tell them that how disgusting I feel being called as haring in Arunachal.

[@aaronsmeiolcuilet2795]

Hum gorkhali ko bhi other state bahadur Chinese momos bulta hai.. Toh hum kyu na kahe... Hum dhoti bolte hai...

[@ferozsultan2804]

The youtuber also belongs to UP or BIHAR, I am sure That's why again and again he was reminding people of hills of Indian constitution. My question is why these people of UP and BIHAR can't make positive environment in their own place, so that non hindi people could also settle in their state,why they will only migrate to other states. India is a union of states,each state has its own identity,culture, language,but if people from other states continuously migrate in large numbers in other states,then conflict will inevitably happen. Your All these constitution lectures won't work. জয় বাংলা.

[@JehanKhan-is1vd]

Where from your grandfather belong brothee

[@dipakminj9945]

I didn't know 'bhaiya' was offensive to some nepali speaking people until a few months ago.

[@yalemberdewan8234]

The term "Bhaya" is often used by hill communities in Darjeeling, either consciously or unconsciously, as a stereotype to describe people from the plains. Similarly, in the plains, especially in Siliguri, hill people are frequently referred to as "Daju" regardless of their age. I argue, however, that these stereotypes are not natural or inherent; they are products of the colonial-era divide between the hills and plains. Colonial authorities did not consider the hills as part of mainland India and governed the region separately. As a result, these labels are not naturally occurring but rather colonial constructs that continue to shape our lives today. They become even more pronounced on political fronts, especially when issues of ethnic identity and resource management come into play. I I request all to not take this as a naturally existing social phenomenon but rather a given reality that we carry everyday with us in our mundane life ..

[@vawish8]

Nepali people sometimes become racist against Bihari people 😢

[@MukeshSharma-vf8uz]

Absolutely right, We should have to live together and learn from each other and respect to all.

[@abhijitrai9850]

"We Indians should respect every culture within our country. However, some ignorant individuals find amusement in mocking others' cultural backgrounds. Not just Nepalese, but people from various states face racism. I urge that we respect diverse cultures; otherwise, what's the point of democracy?"

[@Jyotikokitchen-y3w]

Bhaiya bulana koi reciest nehi hai bhai ye ek respect se bhaiya bulate hai varna recist krna hoto kai bohut sare nam de shakte hai so please dont take it negative

[@sumitprasadsaha9784]

Wish we all could make an inclusive society, by preserving the heterogeneous culture and bringing uniformity in laws against every form of discrimination. Those who call themselves Nepalis across the Himalayan belt have their roots from Nepal. Similarly, people have migrated from Tibet and Bhutan in past including other neighbouring countries. Some establishing kingdoms, others conquering lands of indigenous not by the so called bhaiyas but the present established communities, who consider themselves superior among others. We must remember, what seed we sow today bears fruit tomorrow. Better we promote tolerance, empathy and fraternity between every communities and live a peaceful and progressive life ahead, cherishing our diversity. There is fear among so called indigenous communities that outsiders will loot and plunder. But they too need to understand not everyone outsiders who have been residing in these areas are evil. Everyone needs be treated respectfully and one way of doing that is to refrain oneself from using derogatory words. Instead call by their name. If we want respect we have to earn it. Let’s not demoralise others by playing superiority card and going back to the dreadful past our ancestors lived. Every community has some courageous history which one is proud of and some heinous history which others keep stereotypes. If we one to call ourselves a rational being, we must first need to avoid prejudicing others. Having a stereotype creates a negative image of others. My request to the reader let’s join hands against every form of discrimination and eliminate it in all its forms by starting from here.

[@rohitlama3713]

Yaa my siblings used to call me bhaiya due to my dark skin..

[@vibe_with_Insaniddy]

You are ignoring a huge point here man. The risk of ethnic cleansing for the tribals of Darjeeling. You say that the constitution is equal for everyone but I beg to differ. We are not recognized as Indian by the rest of the India. There is greater risk of ethnic cleansing for our community in our area as compared to Bombay or Delhi which by default is huge and developed area compared to Darjeeling. If there is a scenario in the future where all the lands in Darjeeling is owned by Bengali or other North Indians ,our community will completely be forgotten and wiped out of our native land. Even in Bombay the place you mentioned there has been similar outcry, the whole campaign of Bala Saheb Thakrey was to make Maharastra for Marathi because of the growing outside influence in cities like Mumbai. Come on bro, this is such a shallow and biased take plus the bhaiya word is a used as a slur in other parts of India too like Mumbai and many parts of South India but why are you singling out my community, maybe it is because we are an easy target for you. It shows what kind of person you are.

[@archanashome6216]

Actually in the song bhaiya how sweetly the singer is saying bhaiya and not Madesi.If local authorities are not strict in giving business licence and local youths must keep a watch before anybody sells their land.If there is still no checks then slowly I am sure the local Nepali community with simple heart,peace loving nature will slowly loose their space and get outnumbered in their birth place.Youths must be aware to bring rules for the next generation.Do we see any other communities doing business with such freedom in any part of Bihar.I may sound little parochial but one can't deny the truth.Has any bhaiya made contribution towards well being of the local communities or society at large in the hills.Humility is the last quality expected of this people.

[@thupdentamang3092]

Bhaiya, yo comment parera offend nahunuhos Daju timi kun Constitutional rights ko kura gare ko? Hami Nepali infact sabai northeast ko halat khostho hunsaa madesh ko jaga ma ani mainstream ma hamro, ani talk about the constitution [Article 15 ] Clause 2 sub clause A Kata janxha Hami le discrimination face garda…. Ajai Tapai yo hawre video ko lagi Constitution lai refer gareko ho vane Again same Art 15 Clause 4 backed up by Art 29 tah thaxa hola ni, k ho Jama Hami le ta special provision po pawnu parxa tah yo Pahad ko vayera, Yo muji regional Neta ra Sate govt le matai restrict gareko hamilai afnu jatiya payhachan flourish garnu ma nava hamro ni ya 5th,6th schedule athawo 371 ko special provision constitunally deserve garxhu ni, k jarori xaina movement protest ko, its our born right by default given by the constitution. Ani so far racism Ra barrier tai tapaile yo video upload garera promote gardaixa, Phere don't say it's your Right to speech art 19 [1]a, please know very well that art 19 comes along with reasonable restrictions, and conceivably you are yourself right now violating Art 19 Clause 2 sub Clause 4... Oh bhaiya Kidhar Gaya Ap ka constitution.❕ Lastly, I have no problem with bhaiya who's hard-working in our place for their living yet we don't want them to surpass us in our own place as that way the essence of Indian Gorkhas and the beauty of our place will fade away! And statehood would be just a false paradise

[@bickeylama3711]

I agree 👍

[@arvindchhetri9055]

True

[@pervezalam1714]

भारत का संविधान में लोगो को एक सम्मान अधिकार नही है, आप ने वीडियो में खुद कहा ही नॉर्थ ईस्ट का जमीन आर्टिकल 371 और 6th schedule है वहा जमीन खरीद नही सकते दूसरे राज्य से, पर यहां के लोग सिलीगुड़ी वेस्ट बंगाल में जा हे जमीन और फ्लैट खरीद सकते है और बहुत से लोग खरीदे भी है तो एक सम्मान अधिकार कहा हुआ। रही बात दार्जिलिंग की तो भारत सरकार को बिना CAA के NRC लगाना चाहिए, इस से पता चल जाएगा कितने लोग बाहरी है जैसे नेपाल, बांग्लादेश, भूटान और तिब्बत चाइना से है। और रही बात भारत के लोगो का उन का भारत के हर राज्य में रहने और काम करने का अधिकार है, इंडियन नेपाली को दिल्ली, मुंबई, बैंगलोर और बिहारी को दर्जलिंग, गुआहटी, कोहिमा। जो इंडियन होंगे उस को इस बात से कोई प्राब्लम नही होगा, जो नेपाल,भूटान,बांग्लादेश और तिब्बत चाइना से होंगे उस को प्रोब्लम होगा। जय हिंद।🇮🇳

[@adityasharma-py6wd]

I just randomly came across this video while scrolling down the youtube I was about to watch the whole video but what hit me was that being a nepali he still put his shop's name as SURAJ LAMA MOMOS BUT NOT MOMO like dude are you for real? And here we all are still arguing when some other non napalese say momos insted of momo Afnu culture lai afai samhalnu paryo ni paila ani aru lai blame garnu

[@Kusumchhetri-l2p]

When Nepalese stop the superiority show up himself front of peoples , That time sure Nepalese become a real rich and equal front of others community. I know some peoples agree or not agree with me , but not refuse from heart with this real thing

[@halfacupteavlogs752]

Pallawib had a much better take on this topic by the name the bhaiya discord .. I liked his content more ..the song was more about uplifting the new generation to come up with new job ventures and stay back as entrepreneurs and never about the racist remarks .. I guess it’s all about the perspective..

[@sangaydorgee3869]

Your description is true...Some days back I had made a similar comment. In the present world one who works hard ,he will be rewarded by nature whatever a small work ,,it is more than a worship.For a work one should not feel shy.

[@rinchenbhutia7931]

Need vedio in sikkkim incident 3 days ago a boy got crashed by a gov vehicle plz he was just 19 years old only son in his family 😢

[@Sang07vlog]

I don't know why our people get problem with outsider if we don't need them then stop, selling them our land.. they don't settle here by force or illegally..

[@chedupsingar]

We want Gorkhaland

[@PAKK83beats]

In dream

[@anuraglama9695]

⁠@@PAKK83beats let’s see 😊

[@takebahadr]

These nepali they destroy the language of Sikkim and change the demography of Sikkim now they are complaining when the same thing is happening to them..

[@biswarupbkarmakar3227]

Not even in your dreams

[@magar7497]

The only solution . 1.Inner line permit. 2.Demanding 6 th schedule of the Indian constitution 3.Recommendation of land protection law to wb govt can be another solution.

[@rajatrai378]

Ma pni outside State kaam garchu mero experience le k vancha vane hami vaiya hru loi jati ramro treat gareh pani hami loi unharu le kancha vanera bolawcha yaniki nokar chawkidar arko Kura joh sanga pani love Garda huncha hamro cheli beti hru jancha madhise sanga tara unaruko cheli haru ta awdaina ni hamisanga😂

[@AnushaLimbu-x8n]

For nepali boys even the prettiest outsider doesn’t feel pretty but don’t know why the girls and still not understanding

[@yuvrajchettri5000]

Thikai ho kura ta abo hami nepali haru afnui jaga ma basera kam garnu lajawsa aru ley k vhanxa vhanera sochcha tei ho kura ta aru haina

[@chandrasharma4386]

वो तो गोरखालीलोगो को भी कांछा से बुलाया जाता है, इसीलिए हर राज्य में बहिरागत लोगो को भेदभाव किया जाता है,ये विचार अच्छा नहीं है और होना नही चाहिए, भैया/ दाजू पर्यायवाची शब्द है, कही न कही गलत हो जाता है, लोकल लोगो द्वारा,ये गलत है,लेकिन इसे मीडिया द्वारा जातीय मुद्दा बनाना नही चाहिए, धन्यवाद!

[@realman1226]

The cord team thank you so much for bringing north Bengal content in KZbin and educating the people. I request you to make a video on corrupt politicians of the hills and open the eyes of people🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@arunkumarchhetri3760]

Every community have their own rights to protect its culture & identity. If the problems of Gorkha is solve by central govt. , all problems will be ok. Respect Gorkha sentiments.❤

[@RameshKharka-z2s]

World is fed up with these bhaiya..

[@sacchetpradhan4287]

Why dont u talk about the racism we face away from home, now bhaiya is a racist word.I just want to know what kind a propaganda u trying to spread

[@TechyTipss]

According to my opinion this song has no racial narratives rather i think this is a lesson to the youths of hills to be efficient in all fields like the “ Bhaiyas” who are experts in those fields. Taxi driving and restraunts shouldn’t be the limits. The youths of hills need to learn from bhaiyas. Healthy and strong competition would also help the economy to improve and prevent monopoly..

[@Syangdan136]

Save your land save your sisters save your culture no compromise with this 3 things

[@bollywoodframed2726]

1st of all change momos to momo.

[@Notslimshaddy]

I was searching whole comment 😅 someone correcting momo ..

[@mohitprakashchoudhary4784]

I talk simply,,,,,, that please dont sale your land to outside,,,,,and As far as outsiders are concerned, when you earn money from tourists, you will have to tolerate outside businessmen too.

[@humanity4630]

What a coverage. Extremely thankful to the "The Cord".

[@bimalrai8792]

Unity in diversity. Only efficiency counts.

[@bny6989]

Soon people will be saying " darjeeling ksg ma pani Nepali basthyo hare hai "

[@jzzenaaley6181]

🙏 U r right sir Firstly we all r Indian Secondly Our humanity is what connects us all no matter our culture or state if all focus on peace love n understanding we can create a better world 2gther

[@RoselindBhutia]

Very good video with the nice message👍 . To be precise one has to have the capability and skill to pursue career and business as well. One should be skilled and hard working in whatever one does for living. So there shouldn't be any racial issues. We see many hill people selling momos in Kolkata etc without any hindrances. The non nepalis come and work as mistiris and masons here and they really work hard and well. So there shouldn't be any issues about racism and discrimination as long as we don't go against our constitution. 🎉

[@anandgupta3831]

@RoselindBhutia These racist guys can do anything to live in UK/USA and for that they are ready to quit their Indian/Nepali citizenship without a thought. However, they can't see other Indian communities making money in their region. When they get PR, they say they believe in Globalisation but if someone come in their region, work hard and make money then they become jealous and do racism

[@suchitraut1557]

In every part of India i face racist in my daily life.

[@urgenlama1337]

Perhaps the song was a lament on the incessant infiltration/migration of Biharis in Darjeeling according to Bhaiya in lyrics I suppose. In Darjeeling may be hill people do not appreciate their hard work rather despise the sheer and shrewd attitude to survive out of every hopeless situation with the help of all kinds of professions unimaginable to the simple minded hill people. Maybe the composer of the song is frustrated and exhausted by seeing all these unsolicited circus of survival.

[@wisdomocean9392]

We are happy to be in India n want to say loudly that proud to be an Indian but we are insecured as we gorkhas are often called as foreigner in most of states in India . So please make such videos which will help us ..and attain Gorkha Land.

[@gloryislive992]

What about the people who calls Darjeeling as Dorjeeling? I can accept the fact that it differs in the accent but if its so then we can’t pronounce America as Amarica. Well, this video can be understood as a way to bring the harmony among the people living in Darjeeling but it’s also brainwashing and hyping the both side of communities at the same time.. its not written in a derogatory aspect. Your replies are entertainment…

[@anmolchamlingrai9552]

Dami Lagyo video Da 😊

[@sandeeprai7798]

The song doesn't portrait negativity unless the person thought is negative or his/her gets influenced by another person before listening to the song. The song is motivating local resident to start looking at the opportunities that other state people are taking in their locality. Bhaiya word broadly is used with respectful gesture.

[@swagatda1644]

There's lots of difference BTW bhaiya and us. This channel is creating racism. U can't make or do such things in Maharashtra and in southern states.

[@anandgupta3831]

Channel is creating awareness against the racism. Go and learn what is racism

[@swagatda1644]

@anandgupta3831 I think u will see more in ur place then in ours bhaiya.

[@saggyxettri7189]

The main thing is without making any discrimination or racism we should live in harmony whether you are any caste, culture but yes we should not allow outsiders to buy land here whoever is from the generation they are just like us after all we are human being and should peacefully live unity in diversity and if luckily we get our own state it great achievement for all caste culture religion in our area 😊😊 we shout just chill and peace out ✌️✌️

[@binaibhujel5079]

Yes, in the subject of racism, you are universally correct. However, the psychology behind the term "bhaiya" comes from certain communities that refer to Nepalis or Gorkhas as "paare" and "kancha," which are derogatory terms. These words contribute to a sense of racism against us. It is important to note that people from various communities across India can buy land or build homes anywhere in the country. We Nepalis feel insecure about being a minority if we leave our land or sell it to other communities. You may not have researched that every community has its own states-Bengalis have Bengal, Biharis have Bihar, Punjabis have Punjab, etc. This is why we also seek statehood for our identity; it helps us feel secure and prevents us from being in a minority. Additionally, Nepalis, compared to other communities, may not be as developed in business or small enterprises because we often feel shy about engaging in such activities. You might not have fully researched our background; we belong to a warrior community, which shapes our mindset. This is why we refer to ourselves as Gorkhas. Consequently, we may not have a business-oriented mindset compared to other communities. And we also know that living as one family with different communities comes harmony in life and harmony in our area Darjeeling. But have you research on different communites, if not research on their. Because they, but not all community, create a situation for us like " we are not exist in india and we are from Nepal", so think this condition or go inside feeling of nepali community. then you will get your answer. so please on this topic go nepal , sikkim, Bhutan kalampong, Doars and study the anscestral real story that whose land is this and why we want statehood. And read more books from british authors or england and indian, bhutan and sikkim authors but before independent of india, after world war1and2, Because on this you haven't research i think so. If you give me reply then it is good lesson for me and for our community, so you think about us as same way as we. and please reply me other viewers also. if you want to debate with me then i can catch with you live, because from my childhood i am researching on Gorkha and Gorkhaland. 🙏 i am waiting fir comnents on this reply.

[@anandgupta3831]

@binaibhujel5079 Bihari is not a community. Maithili speaking community are demanding mithila state because they also feel their culture and language is being extinct by exposing Hindi language. If mithila state is granted, tomorrow bhojpuri community will demand bhojpur state and so on. So better focus on ur work and forget minority majority in the era of Globalisation. World is a village...think like this and then u don't see problem from outsider. Yes, if u see illegal Bangladeshi migrants then this is not acceptable

[@binaibhujel5079]

@@anandgupta3831 Yes your view is true , and bihari is community ok, you do not no , thats why your are telling like this. And please read my reply all, we are not kind community, that we are willing to live with others community with hormony and honesty . But this Bangladeshi Bengali who live in siliguri, they are always treating to us that we are from Nepal ,go there. You know how they come and who give them voter id or any id or ration, this id were given by chief ministers, like in time of cpi(m) Jyoti basu and now Didi mamta banerji, to enter them in india illegally and win vote for them. Yes, we have not to demand for statehood , because bhujpuri or maithali also demanding state as per culture you say and you know only a drop of knowledge ,on communities which exist in india. And by the way i know what is gobalisation ok bro, you do not teach me what is gobalisation , and in past who ever wants statehood it was not only in the basis of culture but also they are dominating by others communites, and not giving employment or etc.. to thems, thats why they demand fir statehood.But our demand is before independent of india , even sikkim and telangana get the states but we not why, because there is poltics ,behind this, not to provide any facility ,employment etc... for us. If you donot know he history go and study for us ok! Brief history of our demand are below. In 1907, the first formal demand for Gorkhaland was presented to the Morley-Minto Reforms panel by the Hillmen’s Association of Darjeeling. This marked the beginning of a long-standing struggle for a separate administrative region for the Nepali-speaking population in West Bengal, primarily driven by cultural and ethnic differences from the Bengali community. The movement gained significant traction in the 1980s under Subhash Ghising, leader of the Gorkha National Liberation Front (GNLF), who intensified calls for statehood during this period. And i live in siliguri ,salbari, there is some bengali community, they expliotated and persecute me and our nepali community, even the administration could help us because they think we are problem maker rather then Bangaldeshi and bengali communites and i am asking you, Is this a era of gobalisation in siliguri or west Bengal?🤔 So read carefully what i have written, and do not teach me gobalisation!😤🥱

[@anandgupta3831]

@@binaibhujel5079 I don't have time to read ur essay. Have u ever done debate in your school? In debate, there is a time limit. So if u really wanna do debate and learn new things then write ur points in few lines. Plz don't bore me

[@binaibhujel5079]

@@anandgupta3831 it is not essay, it is real story of me and nepali community. you do not know anything, go and study your own studies, because you know nothing, you are zero in 😅 even you donot know bihari is community🤯🤭

[@yugalrai7972]

We want gorkhaland like nagaland

[@jagdishgupta4026]

मिलजुल कर रहिए यही हमारे देश का खूबसूरती है बरना परेसानी हर किसी को होगा l बर्तमान समय बिश्व को एक गाउँ के रूप में देखा जा रहा है तो उस पर देखा जाना चाहिए l

[@nishantsubba944]

Reality is the water of hills and the youth of hills are currently useless in hills due to lack of employment, we have been exploited by the rich for their business purposes. All we can do is sell our area and help them grow richer, that is the main concern. It's not that the nepali are not capable but the majority aren't blessed with generation riches. Hence the issue of feeling unjust.

[@saugat_sadashankar]

Good research done in this video... india and Nepal are brothers forever

[@Gagan_Mc]

Why shouldn't there be any rules for protection of hill communities of Darjeeling just like other north eastern regions?

[@GORKHASHORTS]

Protect our places from Bhaiyas. Please its a request to every Nepali people of Darjeeling and Kalimpong 🙏

[@Nibu502]

आपने बस भैया शब्दका explanation किया बुरा मान्ने वाला बात नहीहे indian constitution भी इजाजत देता हे लेकिन इतना भी नही कि local proayoretis खतम होजाये. आप आधा सच जानके video नही बनाना चाईये इन्से बेहेतर पुरी झुट सुनादो. सचतो ये हे गाना ...हा भैया शब्द हे किसीको तार केट word पर ईसके लिए तो हे याहा पे हर जगह local से ज्यादा non local हर जगह होचुका हे .हमे सरम ओर काम ना आने की वजस से नही .याहा अपनी ही जग पर chance नामिल ने पर भैया भबद हे .अब क्यो नही मिल रहा इस पर तगडी video बनाए real detective कि तरह🎉

[@1983youjay]

Dear Team, it is nothing against a community. However, you need to understand the gravity of the situation. We all grew up with the community but it seems they just dont stop to come. Did you research the ratio of our people going to mainland India and holding business? Honestly, Tihar is no more the biggest Bang of festival. It has become Chat Puja.

[@basudevrai9828]

Both has guts, song and this video. ❤

[@aviskarpradhan9059]

The main thing is talk n interview the local people of not only Darjeeling but tista n kalimpong also what they have to face about nh 10 so please interview the youth of that place then you will come to know how does it fill n why we are going foreign country to find job when we have the most valuable tea in the world which say Darjeeling is the champagne of tea so please represent the youth first thank you

[@HancybroNike]

This is the result of opposing Sixth Schedule and ended up in GTA

[@Hey_puppets]

Then marathis are welcomed here but not inhuman UP-bihari-bengali.....😂

[@nayabato944]

हर कोई भैया को यह बात समझ में नहीं आती मैंने अक्सर देखा है भैया लोग लालची घमंडी और घटिया सोच वाले होते हैं मेरे साथ भी 4 , 5 भैया लोग काम करते थे गांव से आए थे जब उन्हें उनको कुछ मालूम नहीं था तो मैंने उनका बहुत मदद किया साथ दिया काम मे जब इनका हाथ पैर चलने लगा तो अपने को ही उगली दिखाने लगे क्योंकि भैया लोगों में प्रेमता और मित्रता पन नहीं है यह बात मुझे बाद में पता चला मेरा मकसद किसी को ठेस पहुंचाना नहीं समाज को जागरूक करना है और किसी के साथ ऐसा ना हो और ना करें । 🙏

[@anandgupta3831]

bhai tere saath bura hua to kya sare bhaiya log bure hote hai? isi ko to racism kehte hai. ek muslim bomb k saath pakra gaya to kya ab sare muslim terrorist hai?

[@gro_nat8]

Indians Nepalese and North East Indians are always hated and treated as foreigners often face these kind of racism by so called mainland indians when they go areas like Delhi,Mumbai etc due their culture, language and facial difference they are not recognized as citizen in their own country but I don't think that they disrespect them only by saying 'Bhaiya' or 'Madeshi' these word often use because most of the plains region people are more familiar with these words that native words.

[@SulabhLaber]

Sir I would like to say ,to make a video on the problem of Darjeeling Tea Garden bonus ... Why this is happening every year ,and who is the responsible of this situation? Please make it

[@mybakwasre-action6119]

Nepali cheli haruko doshh xaa yaha.. Hamro Cheli beti haru non Nepali dekhne bittekayy...jibro bata pani jhorxaaa.... Aura duira example thiyo vneta yaha lekhidinthiyee tara kati yora likhno...... 1.Nepali rich girl leh Nepali sanga biya gardena .... 2.nepali female government servent leh Bengali sanga or non Nepali sanga biya garchaa....... 3.Hami hamro language huda pni hami Nepali language ma conversation gardinam... always Hindi always Hindi kina hamile ati saro Hindi boleko hindi lai bauu bnako... just for views, lokpriyata ko lagin..ani hamro culture chai.. Hindi vne sake paxii amamama k nei vne jsto proud feel hunxa heiii... Northeastindia ma aabo aune 50 barsa ma aakjana leh pani aafnu language le baat gardena sabai jana only HINDI Kina hami South India jsto garnu sakdinam... Dhanna English lai main language ma rakheko raixa..yo English language leh ni hamro language laii bachai rakheko xaa.....moh hamro cheli beti lai pni vnxu please non Nepali sanga biya no graa...nobhay hamro language. (ram nam satya hai.......)🙏Kasai lai no ramro lago vne sorry....

[@anandgupta3831]

thukka tero soch lai

[@SaurabhLama-wh9vh]

​@@anandgupta3831soch nhi bro this is fact ohk

[@SaurabhLama-wh9vh]

​@@anandgupta3831waise hum logon ko kitna racism and ragging Ka face jhelna padta hai

[@mybakwasre-action6119]

@@anandgupta3831 tapai Bihari hoo?????

[@user-pokemon.master.]

भारत सरकार दा्जीलिंग में जमिन खरिद करने के लिए अधिकार दे सकता है, लेकिन दार्जीलिंग बासीयों को अपने जमिन सुरक्षित करने का अधिकार क्यों नहीं देता ?

[@sanchab6577]

Narrative of THE CORD is now clear.

[@anonymouskanxa6373]

We are with you cord👍👍

[@kairyu3172]

Easy for you to say when you are in the majority brother.