Ridiculous.

Why shouldn't you protest against someone who's shown himself to be utterly corrupt ? - Because other nationalities do not do that - wrong observation to start with. I've been to Parvez Musharraff's speeches and there's a long line of people with slogans against him. 

Culture - how does culture come here? Is it in our culture to show respect to a corrupt leader? Remember that no one is instigating a mob action to do anything to this guy. If you believe that our values and culture would be shown by our respect for a corrupt minister, you couldn't be more wrong. Also this guy lost the elections and still became a FM, no respect for this loser.

- Don't protest because you haven't gone to Nepal and worked. 
Does that mean I should tie up my hands while I am here? Maybe time will come for that too - but caring about something you love isn't about just waiting for this big event that you would do sometime in the future and then not do smaller things that you feel should be done. This is more symbolic -  if the event is publicized by the media, it would come to the world's attention what he actually is possibly making it harder for him  to be in such a post again.

I mean I am not going to be there anyways, but if I were closer I would.