Anyone who reads the news published on the front page of Kantipur on Tuesday can assess that the country is pushed towards darkness, dark clouds are gathering all around.

The headline "Provincial MP also asked for a budget of up to 5 crores, Chief Ministers under pressure" is related to the issue of provincial MPs trying to kill the budget by taking away the right of the executive to pay attention to policy making. In the same way, there is no positivity in the news entitled "Insurance Authority Chairman Ojha under investigation after suspicious documents".

Ojha, who was appointed for four years by the cabinet decision of 12 February 2081 three months ago, can be considered as the culmination of party gambit to choose his people. On the other hand, in the news headlined 'More than 3 billion Raktchandan Alapara', the Forest and Land Conservation Department and the ruling economy are indifferent despite the erosion of the economy.

In this way, whether it is the responsible political leadership or the person who succeeded in grabbing a big position by following the leader or the administrator, no one seems to be lagging behind to shake the country's economy. It is sad and reprehensible that the directly elected provincial MPs are lobbying to get Rs 5-5 crore from the allocated budget of the next financial year and Rs 1.5 crore to Rs 3 crore as they are elected proportionally.

If the details of the work done by the MPs in their respective constituencies cannot be found anywhere in the previous years, it is heard that the work done is incomplete, incomplete and of poor quality due to the lack of monitoring. On top of that, when the leadership skilled in policy making tries to get hands on all the three branches of the government, the legislature, the executive and the judiciary, no one can envisage sustainable development from this.