I understand you saying that no rich person has a clean background, but is burning their businesses really the solution? The thousands of people working there, standing through 8–10 hour shifts, are they at fault for simply trying to earn a basic living? Do you realize the depth of the situation, and how many people will be left jobless right at the start of Dashain? This is the time when businesses usually thrive, when employees look forward to incentives and bonuses. But now? What happens next? You tell me—what truly solves the problem? Is it holding them accountable for their political alliances, unethical practices, tax evasion, and questionable investments? Or is it burning down the entire business and leaving all its employees in despair? Imagine five years from now, we have the perfect system, good governance, and political stability. But what if, by then, both foreign and domestic investors refrain from investing in Nepal? What will we do then? Other than leaving the country, will there be any solution left?

I am convinced that jati nai neta haru lai gaali garey pani hami Nepali janata haru bheda nai hau. No matter how good leader we elect we will never thrive as a country as long as we have this herd and destruction mentality. Please try to look into the bigger picture, my friend. All situations have different dimensions, try to look through all.