#Nepal’s political dilemma #PoV
Nepal’s yearning for change is cyclical. It births leaders who turn into demagogues quickly as the ecosystem benefitting from collective corruption supports them and as pillars of democracy stand corrupted, there is no one holding the mirror or seeking accountability through established mechanisms. The leaders are eventually uprooted for their pervasive misgivings when discontent is beyond rationalisation on the streets. A young leader comes to the fore to be soon corrupted by power and greed. 
Regrettably, there is no Rajendra Laxmi Devi or Ahilya Bai Holkar to safeguard the  state or dharma. 
#Political landscape needs a reboot at a commoner level who must rethink what they want and how they want it. Their frustration with kleptocracy warrants empathy and a wake up call with all seriousness among all stakeholders. Every commoner on the street needs to ask themselves why every political change fails after 20 years. What is the guarantee it will not repeat?
#Nepal #PoV