The proxy war and side effects of appointment

The problem of erratic fluctuations in the stock market has become really serious due to the surprising delay in the appointment process. It is not only a matter of making the appointment process legally correct, it is equally important to complete it on time. The case of Zimbabwean President Mugabe winning the lottery presented by Wagle as an example in the article is a powerful illustration to compare with the current perspective of Nepal. The evidence that it increases institutional decay and corruption has started coming forward as a proven fact in our country as well.

In the context of Nepal, an 'attractive' appointment means a selection process based on political interests and interests. Due to this, qualified and honest people do not want to participate in the appointment process and there is a danger of accelerating institutional decay. Such a situation forces us to question – what is the change we need and how can it be achieved? Therefore, it is necessary for the government and political parties to improve the appointment process.

It makes little sense to adopt such a process just to keep records in the name of a promotional process. Rather, it has started to feel that it is trying to prolong the appointment process unnecessarily by adding procedural hassles. Wagley's article is felt to inspire every conscious citizen to raise questions and be active in reforming the system.
– Tekendra Adhikari, Biratnagar