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The terrible arson on September 9 at the Singh Durbar of Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, completely destroyed the country’s government structure.
The situation is so serious that Nepal’s new interim PM Sushila Karki took the oath and said, “We are in zero state (zero state).” They have a cabinet, but the ministries have neither buildings nor necessary documents left.
The Singh Durbar complex, which was once the center of grand palace and more than 20 ministries, has now become a pile of debris. Flames destroyed Parliament, anti -corruption courts, and several important ministries.
The original papers of government documents, birth certificate, company registration, and international agreements were burnt to ashes. More than 60 thousand files of the Supreme Court alone were ashes.
Documents were thrown out of the Singh Durbar during the Gen-Z movement.
From Parliament, Rashtrapati Bhavan to the Supreme Court, anti -corruption courts and more than 300 buildings from local governments also went on fire. PM Karki said, ‘All the institutions and documents running the country have been destroyed. We are in zero position. But we will stand again. ‘
Common people upset due to burning documents
The common people whose documents are burnt are also disappointed. Recognizing his burnt bike, Rajendra Shrestha of Kathmandu said, “This is mine, but completely ruined.”
Another citizen said that after his birth certificate and land registry burnt, he no longer has the means to prove identity.
Employees carrying the remaining files left from the Prime Minister’s Office to the new office in the Singh Durbar campus in Kathmandu.
Policemen working with tents
112 police stations in Kathmandu Valley were completely destroyed. Due to this destruction, the general public is facing the most problems.
People are wandering for birth certificate, passport, pension and banking services. Policemen are working with tents, government vehicles are not available due to burning of vehicles.
Every day more than 2 thousand Nepali are migrating abroad amid economic and political instability.
More than 60 thousand files of the Supreme Court in the arson were ashes.
Piles of vehicles destroyed in arson in Nepal.
Former PM Oli reached Bhaktapur private residence after 9 days
Nepal’s overthrow PM KP Sharma Oli has gone to private residence after spending 9 days under the security of the army. Oli will now live in a private house in Gundu area of Bhaktapur district.
On 9 September, Oli left the post when the agitation became violent and the army saved him safely from the helicopter. Now Oli’s party CPN-UML is organizing special programs on Constitution Day.
Conversation between PM Karki and PM Modi took place
Nepal’s new PM Karki and Modi spoke on telephone on Thursday. This was the first conversation he had with a foreign head of state.
The two leaders reiterated the commitment to strengthen India-Nepal’s relations. Modi wrote on X-
I met Prime Minister Sushila Karki of Nepal’s interim government very warmly. Recently, I expressed deep condolences on the sad incidents that happened there and in which many people died. I also assured that India stands completely with Nepal in their efforts to restore peace and stability. Along with this, I also wished him and the people of Nepal in advance of their National Day.
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