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यो देखेर खुसि लाग्यो
great job

This tells How hard it is to enforce the law in this country!

It appears it was the traffic police's fault to begin with. If the police department in Nepal is fair and not corrupted, and do not listen to the political leaders , then the law can be enforced.

correct me if I am wrong . So, you are saying looking at the circumstances in Nepal there are personnels that are corrupt  means being a citizen we shouldnt expect law and order and we can do whatever we want? is that your implication !

I've seen the way the traffic police ( and also the police i general ) behave with the public,,as if they a re all criminals,, never addressing anyone as timi or tapai,,staight to taan and [Disallowed String for - use not allowed],,so what should they expect? I reemeber seeing a traffic police go and punch on the face of a txi driver once at JAwalakhel for no apparent/ adequate reason. If a police officer in USA were to do that I am sure it would make it in the headline..and his job in jeopardy and him waiting for the trial..