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It has been 48 hours since KP Sharma Oli resign from the post of Prime Minister in Nepal, but the interim Prime Minister has not been decided yet. On Wednesday, it was reported that Sushila Karki, the first woman Chief Justice of Nepal, has agreed to the name.
He was also supported by Kathmandu’s Mayor and PM-post contender Balen Shah, but the agitators Gen-Z youth in Sushila clashed and started fighting yesterday. A faction alleges that Sushila Karki is a pro -India and he does not accept it.
On the other hand, the Army has continued curfew for the fourth day in the capital and its adjacent areas. There have been 34 deaths in Nepal violence so far, while more than 1500 people are injured.
There was a clash between the protesters outside the Army Headquarters in the capital Kathmandu.
Outside the army headquarters, Gen-Z protesters kicked each other.
Right now 4 major contenders for the post of PM
The names of Sushila Karki, Balen Shah, Kulman Ghising and Harka Sampang are ahead for the interim PM. The army has said that it is their priority to solve this political crisis and maintain law and order. The new executive government will have the responsibility of conducting elections within the stipulated time.
Army extended curfew in Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur
Curfew and restrictions have been increased in Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur districts amidst ongoing demonstrations and unrest in Nepal. The Nepal Army issued a statement on Thursday and informed about this.
The army said- In view of the security situation, it is necessary to continue ban and curfew in Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur districts. ” However, essential services have been given some exemption, so that people can get out for daily needs.
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15,000 prisoners escaped from jail
Taking advantage of violent demonstrations, more than 15,000 prisoners have fled from more than 24 jails of Nepal. On Thursday, three prisoners died in a clash between prisoners and security forces in a jail.
According to the news agency PTI, a total of 8 prisoners have been killed in the violence that started on Tuesday.
The conflict began when the prisoners tried to flee from jail by exploding from a gas cylinder. Security forces had to shoot for the situation to control the situation, killing three prisoners.
Oli’s party bid- a fair investigation into destruction
KP Sharmi Oli’s party CPN-Kumar reacted to the situation in Nepal. Party General Secretary Shankar Pokharel issued a statement saying that there should be a fair investigation into the devastation of life and property in the protests and action should be taken against the culprits.
UML said that more than 13,000 prisoners flee to jail are serious threat to peace and security. He also questioned how such a big sabotage and violence took place when the performance was described as peaceful. Also, there should be an investigation as to why the security agencies could not stop such a large -scale violence and destruction.
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