Nepal politics before Falgun 21
Nepal’s Politics Before Falgun 21: Old Faces, New Hope, and Our Confusion As Falgun 21 comes closer, Nepal’s politics feels heavy, emotional, and confusing at the same time. Everywhere I look—social media, tea shops, family discussions—people are talking about politics again. Some are hopeful, some are angry, and many are simply tired. I am not a politician. I am just a citizen who loves this country and wants to see it move forward. And honestly, this election feels different. The Current Situation: People Are Tired For years, we have seen the same leaders, the same promises, and the same excuses. Governments change, but our problems stay the same. Corruption, unemployment, poor systems—these things have made people lose trust. Especially young people. Many youths don’t believe speeches anymore. They believe actions. That’s why this election matters. RSP: A New Option, Not a Perfect One Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) came as a fresh alternative. It gave hope to people who ...