Youth activists in Nepal, who were instrumental in recent anti-corruption protests that led to significant casualties, are now expressing disappointment with the interim government. Many feel the new administration, installed after the demonstrations, has failed to deliver on promises of ending corruption and holding security forces accountable for violence. Despite the appointment of Nepal's first female prime minister and a pledge for fresh elections, protesters like Mukesh Awasti, who lost a leg during the unrest, regret their involvement due to perceived lack of progress.