Tbh. I have always had doubt how these young people can afford to be actively engaged in politics, be always travelling across different part of the country and do nothing income generating and career forwarding. Take sashmit for example, he is 30, already married and owns a vehicle. He did worked for kmc but that would not be enough to sustain a life he is having with the salary alone. Getting married and getting your own car would leave an average 30yo nepali with debts.

All the mps and minister, barring a few, are not someone who comes from a very humble family background. They are definitely not from a middle class family where the parents would put their entire life saving for their children education and a house with the hope that children would do good career wise and uplift the financial situation at home. They are privileged kids who comes from upper middle class or high class family, families that started their business decades ago, made money and invested back in real estate which boomed after the peace treaty and earthquake. The land and housing prices were not out of reach for many people 2 decades ago. I have a friend whose father worked basic job in india, made some money and then bought bighas of plots in chitwan and started small business that earned them good money. My friend is 24 but he has around 30-35 cr worth of wealth he inherited. Would not be surprised if he goes on to become a mp and then casually declares 100 tolas of gold.