Written by: Rakshit Dahal - 2022023, Grade XI
Posted on: 21 December, 2020
For the past few days, there have been huge protests against the Federal Democratic Government. People have started showing their love for the Monarchy. And why not? After all, what has the government done to date? The question arises here. The judicial system remains the same, the government remains corrupt, the rich remain rich and the poor suffer. It’s high time we realize that no form of the ruling system is advantageous to us unless we together act against the crimes, raise our voice against corruption, discrimination, and all these things that be bringing our country down.
The problem is not just with the system, the problem remains in us and together we can end it. Our voice should remain constant not just like some hot coffee that cools down after some time. It doesn't matter who remains in the ruling party, the fact that matters is, who we are and what we have the power to do. South Korean people in 2015 protested against a female representative who took zero efforts to empower women and work for them. The representative soon resigned. The point here isn’t who made whom resign, the point here is we have a whole lot of people incapable to empower women, educating the unprivileged, creating employment opportunities, and above all to bestow rape victims with justice. Our country having a female president has one of the most burning and disturbing cases of rapes every month. Taking the matter into consideration, what does our president do? Nothing. Everyone here does not have the same agenda for our country. Some remain Rajabadhi while some remain Federal democratic but at the end of the day, the only thing that matters is the future of our country and our people, the unprivileged, the penurious, and everyone.
