Mayor Balen Shah, who came with a new thought and vision, is very happy with the care he has shown in changing the face of Kathmandu.

Mayor Balen Shah, who came with a new thought and vision, is very happy with the care he has shown in changing the face of Kathmandu. After the first two/four works attracted the attention of the public, the fans started calling the name Balen City synonymous with Kathmandu. Balen tried to do a lot of things. But due to old thinking of old parties, party politics and uncooperative spirit, he could not work as much as he thought. Otherwise, the vehicle could have moved on both sides of Tukucha until now. Bagmati and Bishnumati corridors would be fully operational. But the home administration did not help him to remove squatter encroachment.
Even now, Balen's enthusiasm for work has not decreased much. Balen, who won the hearts of the people by widening the footpaths of Vishalbazar-Indrachowk, has again tried to win the hearts of the capital residents by laying granite on Durbarmarg. This is a good thing. However, before painting, shining and decorating the cities, are the basic services that the people of the city consider essential, such as water, electricity, toilets, and waste management? It should be the first duty of the 'city-father' to think about it. In that sense, how capable is Mayor Ballen? It is time for evaluation.
3 years out of the 5 years he got have passed. This is a great time to show off work. How many new public toilets were added in the capital Kathmandu during this period of 3 years? How old are the repairs? What is the physical condition of all of them now? Where are they? Is it still the case that people have to plug their noses in those toilets? Are public toilets posted with hoarding boards visible to all? It is necessary for Balen to give the answer to all these to the people of Kathmandu as a 'city-father', so that the voters can evaluate whether they will vote for Balen again in the future or not.
I ask Balen to come see the public toilets in Thailand, which will be in 3 hours. And, in the same way, I request to win the hearts of the people by building a toilet in the capital. I visited about a dozen public toilets while visiting Thailand. What isn't there? From marble, tiles, soap, shampoo, fragrance, clean water, every toilet has air condition. The atmosphere is more like sitting in the toilet than outside. But how are public toilets in Nepal? Have you ever inspected the toilets here? We want, during your term, the public toilets in the capital are cleaner, neater and more organized than ever before. And, at every 500 meters, there should be a toilet like in Thailand. You have achieved success in waste management. If you succeed in toilet management now, the residents of the capital will support you in the future.
Gopal Devkota
Gokarneswar 8, Jorpati