Nepal’s Gen Z activists, whose large rallies brought down the K.P. Sharma Oli government, are still unable to reach an agreement on a person to lead the next transitional administration.
The army is working to restore order in Nepal, after the worst violence in two decades removed the Prime Minister and set the parliament on fire.
The Gen Z campaigners have assembled outside the Nepal Army headquarters for meetings with Army Chief Gen. Ashok Sigdel, who has been granted permission to deal with the protestors.
Mr. Ghising, the previous Managing Director of the Nepal Electricity Authority, is largely recognized with resolving Nepal’s years-long power outage situation. He was controversially removed from office in March of this year, prompting widespread criticism of the Oli government.
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Meanwhile, Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah has opted to stand down, despite being considered as the frontrunner. On Wednesday evening, he stated unequivocally that he was not in the contest and would support the idea to nominate Ms. Karki as head of the temporary administration.
Demonstrations began in Kathmandu on Monday against the government’s temporary ban on social media and corruption, with at least 19 people murdered in the crackdown.
The death toll jumped to 35 on Thursday, with over 1000 patients receiving treatment at various hospitals.
Soldiers patrolled the streets of the capital for a second day on Thursday, which looked to be calm, with various army checkpoints set up along the way.
Movement restrictions were temporarily removed on Thursday morning to allow individuals to obtain food and critical staff to continue their duties.
Nepal’s interim government leadership remains uncertain.
The army is working to restore order in Nepal, after the worst violence in two decades removed the Prime Minister and set the parliament on fire.
Nepal’s Gen Z activists, whose large rallies brought down the K.P. Sharma Oli government, are still unable to reach an agreement on a person to lead the next transitional administration.
The Gen Z campaigners have assembled outside the Nepal Army headquarters for meetings with Army Chief Gen. Ashok Sigdel, who has been granted permission to deal with the protestors.
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Mr. Ghising, the previous Managing Director of the Nepal Electricity Authority, is largely recognized with resolving Nepal’s years-long power outage situation. He was controversially removed from office in March of this year, prompting widespread criticism of the Oli government.
Meanwhile, Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah has opted to stand down, despite being considered as the frontrunner. On Wednesday evening, he stated unequivocally that he was not in the contest and would support the idea to nominate Ms. Karki as head of the temporary administration.
Demonstrations began in Kathmandu on Monday against the government’s temporary ban on social media and corruption, with at least 19 people murdered in the crackdown.
The death toll jumped to 35 on Thursday, with over 1000 patients receiving treatment at various hospitals.
Soldiers patrolled the streets of the capital for a second day on Thursday, which looked to be calm, with various army checkpoints set up along the way.
Movement restrictions were temporarily removed on Thursday morning to allow individuals to obtain food and critical staff to continue their duties.
