Kathmandu. Member of Parliament Ashika Tamang raised a question about the sick child being taken to Pokhara by placing it on the roof of the microbus. She expressed her displeasure towards those who praised co-drivers on social media and said that there should be compassion and empathy towards other animals.
Tamang wrote on the social media, “After I returned from there, this brother kept the sick calf on the roof of the micro and took it to Pokhara, didn’t he?”
She praised the co-driver on social media and questioned the portrayal of her as an inspirational and cultured person. She has written, “This society has been applauding for two days saying, ‘Wow, what an inspiring co-driver brother full of good manners.'”
Tamang expressed the opinion that the person who does not deviate from the path of truth is more correct than the person who talks sweetly and loudly. She has made it clear that even though the co-driver can be an ideal for others, she cannot be an ideal for herself.
She said that a person is not born rich or poor, but his humanity is reflected on the basis of his feelings, thoughts and compassion towards other creatures. He says that even God will not forgive a person who does not have compassion and empathy for other creatures.
She wrote – ‘This brother may be ideal for you but he will never be for me. No person is born rich or poor, no matter how rich or poor a person is, if he has zero feelings and compassion for other creatures, then God will never forgive that person.’
Even though MP Tamang was angry and presented with strong words, the patience and calm behavior shown by the co-driver of the micro going to Pokhara is now in the news. Along with folding his hands and saying ‘Sari’, he attracted the attention of many with his politeness.