[B.S. 2080 Simanantar is a political fiction written by noted journalist Dhurba Kumar Deuja. The fiction is a prediction about the future of Nepal.  Released on 18 October, 1995, before the political change in Nepal, he has significantly described how the citizenship amendment bill was going to be endorsed from the parliament.
Punjita Pradhan has translated the fiction authored by senior journalist Deuja and we have serialized the fiction in readerships’ interests-Editor.]
The entire country was grief-stricken on the day of 2079 when Parliamentarian Chandra Pratap of Nepal Party was shot dead by a group of unidentified gunmen at his residence. There were different assumptions regarding the cause behind the death and the assassin. While most of them blamed it on the extremists, many claimed that there were foreign hands behind it. Despite the claims, protests, agitation the assassins of Chandra Pratap could not be grabbed.
When Chandra Pratap, the great leader who had dedicated his life towards good politics, he was a bachelor. But after his death, it seemed that the Himalayas, terai, mountains, valleys, rivers and streams and even the horizons belonged to Chandra Pratap. The aggression that fumed created violence in the entire nation. Uncertainty sprang and there was no sense of security and law and order. The people's now hoped for a miracle that would change the fate of the nation. The people were now desperate for peace, security and complete law and order in the country.
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Khurana's days and nights were mind-numbing now since there seemed no easy outlet from the elections of 'independent' Nepal. People had even started to express their concern looking at Khurana's lean body. Khurana was only hopeful that he could find a solution to the problems. The person who was most concerned was his wife who would even make attempts to share his problem, but Khurana would never permit that to happen, which was very typical of his character.
Khurana woke up once the bell of the emergency telephone rang. It could be noone other than the chief calling. "Yes sir," he said over the phone.
"Khurana, I need to see you urgently!:
Khurana had to leave. He took a brief shower, took his car and headed towards the head office. He walked straight to the emergency meeting room. There were few high level officers including the chief himself. Upon seeing Khurana enter the room, the chief asked, "So did you hear about the news there?"
Khurana obviously had no clue. He shook his head and asked, "What happened?"
The chief asked the head of intelligence to handover the report to Khurana and to brief him about the latest developments.
The head of the intelligence picked the file and adjusting his reading glasses on his face said, "According to the news received from Lainchour, the power in Nepal has toppled down. Violence, killings and vandalism has escalated. The news broadcasts have been giving such news but there has been no official reports."
Khurana became tensed and asked, "The reports of violence was always expected. But there were no chances of the toppling down of power."
The chief said, "The issue here is not just the toppling of the power. According to the reports aired by the medias, the government will not just withdraw the regulation, but also not hold the elections."
"Oh my God! This is not good then. Does that indicate that all our efforts and investment will go to waste?" Khurana was concerned.