During the Panchayat period, the rulers listened more and could not tolerate it. And tried hard to stop the sound. The leaders who won after the multiparty took permission not to be heard from the vote. There was only a technical way to express opinion - elections. The culture of silence of the people was broken to some extent, but the culture of listening was not. Instead, the culture of silence turned into the slavery of party workers. The movement raised by Zen-ji is the result of an unheard culture.

There are those who loyally call UML President KP Oli 'Baa', but his stubbornness is not liked by many. Neither the party nor MP spoke against his tendency. However, they are not silent. After hearing nothing, there was no option but rebellion. All that was needed was a path for the explosion.

Let's say in religious terminology - the cup of sin had to be filled, filled. "Shutting down social media" was a positive explanation, but in reality, the voice of corruption is getting louder and the ears of the ruler are about to burst. That is the height of the deafness of the ruler. Then it was poured out into the street - the energy that was trapped inside the closed room. 

says - an idea doesn't die after it comes out, it didn't die. What was a little different between then and now is that a generation of leisure was formed, albeit at the cost of the state. This generation saw how some were getting more than they were from the state apparatus. And spilled on the street. You can't say that there wasn't a little jealousy mixed in, but he had been saying this all along. This generation got a different dose - parents are pouring blood and sweat to pay school fees and they are being held hostage in private hospitals and they have to do anything for that! Added to that was consumerism.

This generation saw the luxury of a country that is currently in a world democracy, making continuous and unlimited consumption as the ideal of life. This is the mindset created by the limited countries that maintain the unlimited exploitation of the world's resources in their arms power. Why can they come and go incessantly in our country? Why can't we go even if we show three generations in a row? This generation saw instead - the chain of the peers of their own country, but the lucky ones. 

Our leaders still don't know that this Gen-G movement is a 'revolution', a 'rebellion' against them. They will do whatever the people say they don't like! Those who do not like, appoint him! It is a movement against deafness. He may not have been able to make a decision due to lack of knowledge, but he did not notice that the country was being enslaved to maintain the status quo. Not everyone was ready to be a slave or parted. People just wanted answers. By saying this, there is no escape from leaving all the blame on the leader. Society does not listen to the powerless. Who says it is considered more important than what is said. Perhaps the communication world is at the forefront of this. 

New government, let the powerful learn - power is not only in the state, but also in the home. Namarinjyal Tagadhari is kept by the elderly. Be it the box of red parts or the door of the store room. The same is happening in the party. The reason why the current conflict has escalated is that the lives of the leaders have been prolonged since they were able to receive treatment at the government's expense.

The younger generation, with access to information, no longer has to consider the elderly as a source of knowledge and power. As the state does not guarantee care for the elderly, assets would be accumulated in the father's house as a means of filling the mother's dependence on her children. When the key is with oneself, the power will not be relinquished. Such elder rule (gerontorchacy) is more common in families with wealth than without. There is only love in a family that doesn't exist. They do as much as they can, but they don't do it too much. An awkward concept is that according to Hindu practice, children can extend the period of their parents' death by donating here. Therefore, the human nature of saving wealth for children may be one of the reasons, which has increased corruption. 

Even then, even now, rebellion is born when people who have no power, especially in the family or in the country, do not listen to their words. It is not as strong in a family or small group as it is in a group. The powerless is never powerless, it's just how much discontented power accumulates. The new government should also listen to the people, the old parties should also listen. Not everything is what everyone says, but people need answers. 

Ministers are now accused. There is probably no one without some fault. Let it not be countered. You can accept the mistake, it can be said that it will not happen again. Now there is a voice that gen-ji is not represented or not fully included in the cabinet. The government should respond to it. Can't say things out loud and don't take firm decisions that people have to take because they get angry? 

People said to the old party, 'You have done what you have to do, now it is enough'. Both old and new power should listen. 'Listening' does not mean listening with one ear and blowing it with the other, it means receiving something - let's say listening with the ears and humming with the heart. All concerned must accept that the Gen-G uprising is only the first eruption of the volcano. 

The lava does not come out without the energy stored in the womb of the volcano. It is not that this movement is only aimed at the leader. The people are angry with all the soldiers and civil servants who are paid from the state fund. Whether it's a teacher who doesn't go to the classroom or an NGO who doesn't work with donations or a businessman who conspires with leaders and employees, they are angry with everyone.