Kathmandu, the capital city of the country, is the base of introduction for every Nepali. Foreign guests first come to Kathmandu and go to other places in the country.

Many return from Kathmandu. What they saw in Kathmandu becomes their understanding and experience of Nepal. That is the identity of Nepal and Nepali in front of the world. Therefore, the city of Kathmandu, which is becoming polluted day by day, reflects the identity of any Nepali. The chaotic roads within this city, the disorderly market, the uncomfortable behavior we do can never convey a positive message to our guests. Still, in the name of expansion, the circular road from Chabhil to Kalanki via New Bus Park has bowed the head of our leadership class and the people's representatives who are working hard to build the country. If they were even a little bit concerned about public concerns, then the central, state or local government would have expanded and repaired this nationally important road.
If only donor agencies are expected, who will take responsibility for the dire effects on the health of the general public in this area due to pollution? How long will the relevant agencies keep cheating on the health of the citizens? How long will the talukdar body remain a silent spectator while the subordinate bodies are becoming irresponsible? What can be the response of the judicial body to this serious matter of public interest? Those who lead to change the face of the country will change the face of the capital first?

– Madhusudan Sigdel, Kathmandu