Nepali politics is known for irresponsibility. It’s high time it focused on people’s expectations

Corrupt politics and bad governance have been persistent issues in Nepali politics for many years. The political leaders, instead of serving the people, have been using their positions for their own personal gain. This has resulted in widespread corruption, where public funds are misused, contracts are awarded to unqualified individuals, and laws are flouted with impunity. Corruption has deeply ingrained itself in the system, and it has become increasingly difficult to root it out.

The present CPN-Maoist Centre-led government is still failing to create hope and confidence among citizens. This government is formed just after the national elections, so naturally, people expected much more reform, correction, and delivery from the new government. But, unfortunately, until yet, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal cannot assure what it wants to accomplish in which ways and how the government functionaries will be mobilised to address the pertinent challenges of the nation. Prime Minister Dahal is wasting valuable time on filthy political games of parliamentary practices.