Congolese Luji speaks Nepali fluently, also learns about the discrimination of his color in Nepal

Luji, a national of Congo in Africa who has never visited Nepal speaks Nepali fluently. He has been working in the camp of Nepalese in the UN Peace Keeping Force for past four years. During this time, he has learnt with them to speak Nepali language. He speaks Nepali so well that he is indifferent from the native Nepali speakers, as if he is culturally and emotionally attached to Nepal.

However, the Nepalese peace keepers with a mentality of all kinds of social discrimination did not only teach Luji Nepali language amazingly, but also unscrupulously discriminated him calling him a Kalo Biralo (Black Cat) though with some affection, in the typical manner how dalits are discriminated with some affection in Nepal. In the video shown below, Luji jovially tells that he is fully aware of how he would be discriminated and humiliated because of his color, if he goes to Nepal and tries marrying a Nepali girl.