EP: 428 | Why I Was Detained for a Book Review: Nepal Civil War Personal Story | Nabin Bibhas | Sushant Pradhan Podcast

This compelling video offers an in-depth account of personal experiences during Nepal’s tumultuous Civil War, beginning with the speaker’s harrowing detainment and the torture he faced. He recounts the chilling moment when the army, disguised in civil attire, apprehended him for a book review, revealing the real reason for his detainment and his subsequent transfer to the notorious Bhairavnaath battalion. Through his interaction with the army, he shares how even soldiers faced severe beatings, and reflects on his mental state during detainment as well as the army’s behavior towards him. After three months of detainment, he discusses his hopes and aspirations. The narrative shifts to the red zone of Rolpa, delving into its warrior culture and the Maoists’ reliance on historical values. The speaker explores why people turned rebel, highlighting the motivations behind the uprising. He also discusses the literary works inspired by the Civil War, providing details of his own book, which vividly contrasts rulers and rebels and draws on real-life references for authenticity. The video culminates with a powerful final message, encapsulating the enduring impact of conflict, resistance, and hope in Nepal’s history. This video is a must-watch for anyone interested in personal narratives, historical insight, and the literary legacy of Nepal’s Civil War. GET CONNECTED WITH Nabin Bibhas: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBibhas Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bibhasnabin/