An opportunity along with a challenge to the Home Minister

Ravi Lamichhane has come to play the second innings on the home pitch after catching the serofero of the recent political events and the old party that should be excluded. Second innings in cricket is more challenging for the players. Cracks in both the track and pitch of the playing field make it difficult to predict the spin and speed of the ball. When Ravi came to bat for the first time, he had no experience of the game and the pitch. It was just a hoot to do something for the country. In the past, he had the indomitable courage and determination to solve all the issues that he had raised on the television screen with his reinstatement. That's why he made the first official announcement to find the killer of Nirmala, which is still in the process of investigation.

When he was first reinstated as the Home Minister, Ravi had enough benefit of suspicion. Due to the connection between the screen image and Ravika, there were no prejudices and doubts even among the common people, which is not available to Ravi today. The public has been keenly watching the issue of how Ravi will fulfill his responsibility to resolve the suspicions created by the scandal for the Ministry of Home Affairs.

The gap between speech and behavior should be objectively estimated and assessed for future threats. Only then should the policies, strategies and programs to be adopted for the future destinations be announced. When announcements made by responsible agencies and officials are inconsistent, it brings a serious crisis to the credibility of the public. Therefore, the policy of declaring the issue of institutional development according to the rules of priority list should be adopted. Cheap support is the issue and need of old parties and characters. For Ravi and the new party, only an effective result can bring relief from the political crisis. Therefore, it is important to keep in mind that 'cheap turmeric causes diarrhoea'.

Good governance and administrative discipline initiated by outgoing Home Minister Narayankaji Shrestha are memorable. Even in the harsh conditions of that time, he tried his best to catch big fish. Narayankaji announced the decision to cancel the suraki allowance taken from the state exchequer as he dared to break the previous comment and precedent that the home minister is a source of state power and a reliable means of state exploitation. Persist in it. Succeeded in conveying the message that high-profile officials involved in several incidents of public importance and concern, including the Bhutanese refugee, Lalita Niwas, could be prosecuted.

Although it was not complete and sufficient but he did his best under adverse circumstances. It is easy to fix a place that has gone bad, but it is more challenging when it comes to taking responsibility where good work and practices have been initiated. There is a possibility that the Home Minister will also come under pressure. He will not have the facility of 'passing the ball' that time will pass in cleaning up the garbage of the past. Ravi's image will remain in doubt until the arrest of GB Rai and initiation of justice for the victims of cooperative fraud is made the starting point of good governance.

Why and where the big fish catching expeditions got stuck in the past is predictable. The real test of Ravi's image will be how the campaign takes off now. He will not have the facility to make mistakes in understanding the steps to be taken immediately for the institutional development of the security agencies and the strategy to solve the issues of organizational strengthening and purification prepared in the past, what and how to use the policy. Without objectively evaluating the long-term effects and results of the police adjustment, it is equally necessary to pay sufficient attention to the issues of division and the negative impact on the moral development of the organization that can be caused by political stunts and adjustments made for balance. It is necessary to pay attention to the question of how to prepare and implement separate action plans for the classification, modernization and commercialization of the police service, to find the reasons for leaving the police service in large numbers and to identify the factor that should be established as a service of attraction and a reliable stop of public trust.

The two main tasks of the Home Minister are to give policy direction to the organization and to remove the obstacles necessary for that. Guiding policy and giving directives are different things. Deprived of the minimum basic security services, who are on duty around the clock, who have not had the opportunity for professional development for a long time, without removing the barriers of the professional energy sector that has been weakened due to political interference, instructions alone cannot make a difference in the speed and opinion of the security personnel. Individual huthuti may have positive thinking in itself but without treating the existing structure and system for results the expected results cannot be achieved. Instructions given without recognizing the difference between shouting and showing by doing something are often unreasonable. Even though they tried to do some good work in the past, the common people take such work only as a populist stunt.

As home administration is connected with the daily services of the citizens, the impact of the service quality on the use of the services will be immediately felt by the citizens and the stunts will come to the surface soon. It will also be politically beneficial for Ravi if the strategy of 'Zodka Dhak Dheere Se Lage', i.e., the large-scale work that has a long-term impact on the country's governance, will be quietly realized by the common man automatically. His politics is now in the first half stage. A milestone in the institutional development of alternative political power can be established only if his good governance becomes the starting point of the public's trust.

The inconsistencies of the past have already established themselves institutionally. Therefore, even those who claim alternative power against these anomalies should adopt not cheap institutional, reliable and sustainable strategies, policies and tactics. It is necessary to formulate a policy to utilize the immense potential and energy of the security agencies in an organized and integrated manner.