Can protests free the judiciary in Nepal of corruption and political influence?

Protests have long been used as a tool to demand change and hold those in power accountable. However, when it comes to erasing corruption and political influence in the judiciary in Nepal, the power of protests is not so visible.

While protests have the potential to raise public awareness and pressure authorities to address judicial corruption, these issues are deeply ingrained and difficult to eliminate. Recently, the Nepal Bar Association staged a protest against the delay in the appointment of the chief justice . Meanwhile, the judiciary in Nepal also faces protests, mainly from the Nepal Bar Association , on recurring issues such as corruption and political influences. But have they made any impact yet?