Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba's confidant and leader of the ruling party in the National Assembly, Krishna Sitaula, has said that he is not satisfied with the work of the current government in which his own party is involved.

He said this during an interview with Kantipur. Not only him, the Congress General Minister has criticized the current government even more than him. If the leaders of the party in the government are not satisfied with the current government, how will the common people be satisfied?

has reached the streets every day now. Currently, two big parties are running the government together. However, they have not been able to spread hope among the masses.

Because of this, the road is now turbulent, people are angry. The government is ignoring the 19-day teachers' movement, the doctors' movement, and the monarchists' movement.

The government's job is to deliver services to the people, but the current government has forgotten its responsibility and is only indulging in revenge politics. The time of the government is being spent only on criticizing and insulting the people who are liked by the people and won the election. Is the government's work only to abuse others, do the politics of revenge, or will it be true?

Where are our big parties and party leaders missing? Until these questions are resolved, the number of people opposing the government will not decrease. Road rage does not subside. Instead, the opposite increases. Even now, if the republican leaders do not correct themselves, if they do not give up their selfishness and selfishness, and if they are not able to deliver services to the people in an easy manner, the current system may also fall into disrepair. There is still time - to correct and correct? Why do the leaders who have not shown any concrete work and hope even after becoming the prime minister many times need the post of prime minister again and again?

This year's anger is more about the incompetence and corrupt character of the party's top leaders than about the system. Surely, a republic is a better system than a monarchy. If the leaders make a mistake, the people can throw such leaders out of the election, but if the king makes a mistake in the monarchy, how can the king be thrown? Perhaps due to such vices, monarchy has been abolished from many countries. Therefore, the demand that monarchy should be brought back to Nepal is not reasonable. In the last election, the royalist party RPP got only 5 percent of the votes cast. However, if the republican leaders do not improve their character, tomorrow this system may fall into disarray because of those leaders. Purification of leaders is essential to save the republic.

– Gopal Devkota , Kathmandu Metropolitan City-7, Chabhil