POLLITICAL AFFAIRS

ELECTION OF PRESIDENT

Main political parties of Nepal are Congress, CPN UML, and Maoist. There are many other political parties too. Due to which there is less co-operation among politicians of political parties. Politics of Nepal has changed miserable after the end of the Monarchy system, the rule of The King. All the power of parliament is under the control of Prime Minister. The present prime minister of Nepal is Khadga Prasad Oli (K.P. Oli). And the head of the parliament is the president, Bidhya Devi Bhandari.

Why Nepali Citizens Hate Politician.

Every citizen of Nepal wants to see the country developed but it's not going that way because of this government formed by the politicians. There are so many reasons for hating Nepali politicians, some of them are described below.

1. Power and Fame, no development

Politicians of Nepal are more concerned about their fame, power, and money. All of them work for money rather than the development of the country. They fight for the chair rather than the development of the country. As a result, people are not satisfied with the work of politicians.

Politicians Fighting Inside Parliament

2. Easy Money A.K.A Corruption

Corruption is the main reason for slower development in every country. In the case of Nepal, the corruption is increasing day by day as every person of parliament is infected by it. Every person in the parliament work for money and nothing is easier than earning money from corruption. Nepal is listed as 124th least corrupted country among 175 countries of the world. It is the main reason people develop hatred towards politicians.

Cartoon Illustration of Politicians of Nepal

3. Under Control of Neighbours

Every politician delivers a speech about independence but they are doing the opposite of it. As we all know that they are forced by neighbours country China/India or we can say that politicians are sold to neighbours country. As our country is a landlocked country, we are dependent on neighbors country for everything but that doesn't mean that they can control our parliament. In 2015, India blocked the import of fuel in Nepal and wanted to interfere in the political matters of Nepal.

4. No Transparency

Politicians of Nepal are not honest in their work. They deliver a speech in a nice way but they work exactly differently which results in no transparency. Citizens cannot trust politicians no more. For example, we heard the recent news that the government signed an agreement with Ck. Raut, a person who was declared as a traitor by the whole nation, after he got out of jail. Which is beyond logical.