People don’t want violence
The Himalayan Times
28 March 2019
People
don’t want violence
Nepal is enjoying its federal
structure with a two-thirds majority government led by Prime Minister K.P.Oli
of Nepal Communist Party (CPN) in command. This party had made a lot of
promises during the elections which were tempting for the voters to get
attracted. It has, however, failed to fulfill its promises. But his government does not get tired of
telling the people that it is doing its level best to fulfill them. The main
opposition has also equally failed to play its constructive role both in Parliament
because of its internal political feud. In brief, both the ruling and
opposition parties have disheartened the common people because of their poor performances.
Corruption in every governmental
agency is rampant and has become more institutionalized. This situation has
been gradually undermining the image and legitimacy of such a powerful
communist government. The disappearance of 33 Kilos of gold, wide-body aircraft
scandal involving billions of rupees, failure to nab the culprit of Nirmala
Pant’s murder and other unlawful incidents that have taken place are examples
of the government’s weak governance. People are of the opinion that the
government has not been able to maintain proper law and order in the country
and blame it for protecting the corrupt and miscreants involved in anti-social
activities.
The government decided to ban
Netra Bikram Chand led Communist Party of Nepal a few days ago citing this
party was involved in destabilizing harmonious environment prevailing in the
country by carrying out extremist and violent activities. PM Oli has warned
that his government would be compelled to take more harsh steps if they do not
return to mainstream politics. After witnessing the horrible and dreadful 1o
years of conflict in the past, people do not want to see yet another bloodshed.
Rai
Biren Bangdel
Maharajgunj
