Suyog ji,
Please forgive me, i cannot type in Nepali.

I just read the first part of your post. You raise lost of valid questions.

Respect of rule of law, like you suggest, is critical for stability and property of the country.
Fairness and equal treatment, like you suggest, has been lacking in Nepal.
Politicians don't seem to be serving the public, rather their own interest.

I believe you message resonates a lot with the common people of Nepal.
There are lots of scattered voices here in Saja.
How can we combine all these scatted voices to make it loud enough to make our leaders hear us?
What can we/ should we do?

I have a comfortable life abroad. I think there are lots of people like me who frequent this forum. I am being honest. I can speak for myself, its so much easier to live this way than give up everything here and return home. So what can I do?
Its not very practical solution for myself to just return home and start protesting against all the issue in Nepal. I also have to make a living.

We need a coordinated effort if we really want to do something about the issues you raise Suyog Ji. Who is going to start it?