As Nepal gears up for elections set for March 5, 2026, the nation's youth are calling for a significant political overhaul. In the aftermath of the Gen-Z uprising on September 8 and 9, which signaled a desire for change in the Himalayan country, young citizens are insisting on new leadership to address their needs.

Voices like Akanshya Dhakal, a Kathmandu university student, emphasize the desire for leaders who prioritize citizens' welfare over personal gains. "I hope the election outcome introduces new voices, particularly from Gen-Z, who understand and advocate for the people," Dhakal stated. This sentiment is echoed by others who criticize older political figures for not delivering clear future visions.

Activist Avash Subedi stresses the importance of clean governance, suggesting that

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