Organized religions, organized party politics can go only so far. People eventually come out of dogma and start using their conscience instead of blindly following them. With the influx of information flow made possible by the new social media, we will see this trend even more. This is what Arab uprising saw, India's AAP is the result of the same thing. People get fed up of responsiveness, or lack thereof, of the leaders who sit on the top of traditional institutions.

Even in the US where two parties seem to have the good grip on the party politics, we see politicians constantly voting for opponent parties or against their own party it it makes sense. In Nepal where 99% of the leaders were traditionally corrupt, people like Lalbabu Pandit, KP Oli do find being an example still is a thing. I feel like in the past Nepalese society view the people as losers if they rose to the top, but still remained poor.

Dr. KC has successfully banked on these kind of frustrations that people have which is going to be more and more successful in the days to come. Public will have a say.