Although almost all political parties are ready to go to the upcoming elections, UML, especially KP Sharma Oli, is not ready yet.

Whatever the allegations, including security, the internal reason is that the Gen-G generation is afraid that they will not vote for Oli in the elections to be held in five months. To win the elections, it is not only the 600,000 UML workers who vote, but the people must also vote.

It is difficult to find a reason for Oli's vulgar language and dictatorial thinking. This is the reason why Oli is talking about restoring the parliament more than the elections. Which is not relevant to the times.

Sometimes Oli calls the current government a 'ha-ha-hu-hu government', sometimes he uses insulting language like 'the movement of those who steal Coke and Fanta will not build a country'. It is because of his occasional vulgar language that he has raised the tide in the movement. However, Oli has not been able to develop any sense of using polite language, using respectful words for others. Will the Gen-G generation vote for UML in the upcoming elections with such insulting language?

Time is the most powerful thing. It is not known who will be taken to where at what time. Until a month ago, there were no other powerful leaders like Oli and Deuba. But today, their 'Hastinapur Raj' has ended and they have become 'living under the shade'.

They have become weak not only in the eyes of the people, but also within their own party. The political future of both Oli and Deuba is almost over now. Ganeshman Singh is respected in the eyes of the people until today because he resigned from the post of Prime Minister, but today, even after Oli and Deuba have been Prime Ministers for 4/5 times, the people have reached a point where they do not respect him.

Although this is felt in Deuba, it has not happened in Oli yet. To instill hope in the people, it is necessary to end impunity and immediately proceed with the file of 25 irregular cases. Otherwise, no matter who comes, his ears will be cut off. Everyone has seen the scene of 76 other Nepalis, including young children, being shot in front of the eyes of the Nepalis.

Who was the Prime Minister in the country when the shooting took place, who was the Home Minister? And, should they bear the responsibility for it, considering that they are in office or not? This is the real question of the day. Even when 76 people are murdered, can any civilized state allow them to be released without filing a complaint? Does such an act increase impunity or not? Does it bring good governance to the state or not? Let us all think with a cool head. Therefore, the current government should immediately file a complaint against Oli and the writer, arrest them and proceed with the case. Only then will the souls of the 76 deceased find peace.

The demand of the Gen-jis is not just to postpone the election after two years and hold elections and hand over power to the same old and corrupt leaders again. Rather, it is that good governance should come to the country, a corruption-free society should be created, the files of irregular cases should be opened immediately, the assets of the corrupt since 2046 should be investigated, and impunity should end.

But the current Sushila Karki-led government is putting all other demands on hold and is only focusing on the election. This is not right. The government should immediately open the files of 25 irregular cases and give the message to the general public that the current government is moving forward for good governance. Otherwise, people's discontent with the Karki government may also increase.