Youth Anger: A ticking bomb for political order!
Summary
Over 839,000 youths secured foreign employment in Nepal during 2024/2025, highlighting widespread job scarcity and political frustration among youth, which threatens political stability and democratic governance.
Key Points
- In 2024/2025, 839,270 Nepali youths received approval for foreign employment due to lack of job opportunities at home.
- Youth frustration stems from systemic issues like corruption, nepotism, and economic inequality fueling political instability.
- Rising dissatisfaction with existing political parties is reflected in the growth of alternative youth-led political parties.
- Failure to address youth grievances risks violent unrest that could destabilize Nepal's political order and democracy.
