Monarchy and Humanity of Bhutan - Giri, N. B.
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This book is about Bhutanese people who have been living like slaves since 1907. This book is about Wangchuck family of Bhutan who eliminated Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal a spiritual ruler and established its hereditary authority over Bhutan with the support of British-India. This monarchy came into being to fulfill the callous interest of British and Wangchuck family but not for the care and protection of all the people of Bhutan. This book is about Bhutanese refugees who are brutally evicted by this Monarchy because they did not belong to ruling community but were from another community who…mehr

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This book is about Bhutanese people who have been living like slaves since 1907. This book is about Wangchuck family of Bhutan who eliminated Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal a spiritual ruler and established its hereditary authority over Bhutan with the support of British-India. This monarchy came into being to fulfill the callous interest of British and Wangchuck family but not for the care and protection of all the people of Bhutan. This book is about Bhutanese refugees who are brutally evicted by this Monarchy because they did not belong to ruling community but were from another community who appealed to review the detrimental policies which was biased and imposed against minority communities. This book is written in response to the seditious books and news floated against the Bhutanese refugees in the world. This is basically an appeal for justice to the Bhutanese refugees.
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Autorenporträt
I am a Bhutanese. I am an Army Officer. I was arrested in 1990 and tortured in Bhutan without any reason and evicted in 1992. It was because I belong to the Gorkha Community of Bhutan (Lhotshampa). I am also an Engineer. My wife died of torture in exile. Today, I am living a refugee life appealing to justice.