r/Nepal • u/Many_Address711 • 1d ago

there should be an examination. For voting .

An voter should have a minimum level of awareness (about constitution, government system, rights/duties). Quality voters is what we lack in my opinion. I am not saying I am correct . Give your ideas . We don't have an highly literate* population. Literate* doesn't refer to just having ability to read and write.

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u/Smooth-Permission923 1d ago

Inequality end garne goal vaeko country le yo rule kasari maintain garxa ?

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u/Many_Address711 1d ago

Educated jo xaina . Falls prey to false promises. Doesn't research. Some change is needed

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u/Smooth-Permission923 1d ago

Educated xa . They just don't want to accept the party and system they fought for don't really care about them

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u/Many_Address711 1d ago

Educated ko definition jo tori xa . They don't have ability to take criticism. Do creative thinking . Ratta hanera +2 pass haneko Lai educated manne ? even bachelors gareka sanga Kura Garda ni K wahiyaat Kura garxan . However I can see change at least in some people .

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u/Smooth-Permission923 1d ago

Manxeko ideology kasto xa vanera ta herne manxeko perception ma var parxa . 10 pass gareko pani educated nai ho kinaki sab subject/topic ko barema najani 10 pass garna sakdena . Creative/critical thinking ta hamro generation ma pani xaina . Hami paxikoma vaye matrai

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u/high-on-love 18h ago

Most of the rulers, including bureaucrats, i presume are well aware of the things you have outlined. Are they themselves quality voters? I am pretty sure they are shitty. They drain the resources for their benefit. What are your arguments for the claim that aware voters are better? 

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u/barbad_bhayo 17h ago

No . Everyone can vote . That is the literal definition of democracy. If you make steps for Voting , that’s not democracy. That’s just something cosplaying as one