| NIRMAL PURJA MBE - NIMSDAI |
I am not ashamed to be a fan of Nirmal Purja, aka Nimsdai. As a British citizen, who sang nepalese national anthem during his summit with our Nepalese flag, which was a proud moment that all Nepalese still cherish.
Regarding the current accusations against Nimsdai, I totally point out the following points, based on the report published by nytimes.
01.Why didn't Ms. Lotta file a complaint against him immediately after the expedition finished? The Finnish Embassy is only 10 minutes away from the hotel.Ms. Lotta admitted to sending photos of herself from a magazine. If she intended to be professional, she would not have tried to lure him with such photos, which suggests a different mindset. When her attempts failed, we see the repercussions now.
02. As per news published by reputable agencies, while I respect their journalism ethics, I believe The New York Times has elaborated and filled gaps (sugar-coated) in the news, including Nirmal Purja and his family members, which does not align with true journalistic ethics. Consider The New York Times' past issues: the 2022 18-word puzzle resembling a Nazi swastika, the use of the phrase "influential rabbis" in September 2021, the February 2023 gender equality article by editor Mr. Philip Corbett, and the biased coverage of the Gaza-Hamas conflict as revealed by The Intercept. These instances show specific instructions to journalists to avoid terms like 'genocide,' 'ethnic cleansing,' and 'occupied territory' regarding Palestinian land. Also, the 2022 coverage of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard has raised credibility concerns.I hope The New York Times has not forgotten the 1979 federal court verdict regarding sexual discrimination and unfair employment practices, which I believe affects the credibility of their journalism.
This might explain Mr. Bhadra Sharma's recent stance against Nimsdai. Link - https://everestchronicle.com/nepal-denies-summit-certificate-to-russian-climber-over-ukrainian-flag-unfurling/?amp=1
03.Lastly, the continuous defamation of Mr. Nirmal Purja by domestic and international news agencies raises suspicion of a deliberate attempt to tarnish his reputation. Nirmal Purja, following in the footsteps of Tenzing Norgay Sherpa, has made Nepal proud. I cannot emphasize enough how moving it was when, as a British citizen, he held the Nepalese flag and sang the Nepalese national anthem during his summit, creating a moment of immense pride for all Nepalese, both in Nepal and abroad.
Thank you
Ang Dorjey Sherpa
Angdorjey@gmail.com
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