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After the violence, three former Nepal PM KP Sharma Oli, Sher Bahadur Deuba and Pushp Kamal Dahl have become homeless. GEN-Z protesters burnt their homes on 9 September.
They are currently living in army camps. But their supporters are busy finding a rented house for their leaders. It is learned that currently these leaders want to live in cities outside Kathmandu for a few days. So that Jane-G’s anger is not faced again.
At the same time, the Nepal Bar Council has opposed the President’s move to dissolve the Parliament. Council said-Under Article 132 (2) of the constitution, the Chief Justice of any Supreme Court cannot be made an interim PM.
The protesters set fire to Prime Minister Oli’s house on 9 September on Tuesday.
Jane-G’s name not decided in Nepal, cabinet expansion postponed
The expansion of interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki’s cabinet in Nepal was postponed on Saturday. It is being told that the names for the cabinet have not been decided by Jane-G.
The movement consisted of about a dozen Gen-G organizations. According to sources, no Jane-G has an organizational existence except for Sudan Gurung’s ‘Hami Nepal’.
The rest of the Gen-G youth have more groups. In such a situation, with whom to talk to the cabinet, it is not being cleared. Now the cabinet expansion is being talked about till Sunday.
Gen-Z leaders said- will not join the government, but will monitor
Yesterday, President Ramchandra Paudel also announced the dissolution of Parliament yesterday. The Communist Party of former PM KP Oli (UML) has opposed this decision. UML General Secretary Shankar Pokharel has appealed to party workers to hit the streets against it.
At the same time, Gen-Z leaders refused to join this government. He says that he will not join the government, but will monitor the functioning of the government.
PM Modi- Symbol of empower Karki woman empowerment
PM Modi said on Saturday that Sushila Karki’s appointment as Nepal’s interim PM is a symbol of women empowerment.
The people of Nepal trusted in democracy in difficult times, India is always with them. Now the youth will have to gather in the reconstruction of Nepal.
Sushila Karki reached the hospital to meet the injured agitators.
FIR lodged for attack on former PM Oli during violence
An FIR was lodged against former Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli in Kathmandu on Saturday after the violence stopped.
According to media reports, Oli is alleged to have ordered the police to attack the protesters when the agitation started on 8 September.
Oli has resigned from his post on 9 September amidst heavy pressure. He has been under the security of the army since then.
At the same time, Sushila Karki took oath as the interim PM of Nepal on Friday. He has been given the responsibility of holding parliamentary elections by March 5, 2026.
Things are becoming normal in Nepal
Curfew has been removed from many areas of Kathmandu after 6 days of violence. Things are now becoming normal in Nepal. Public transport started from yesterday. Also, movement was started on the Indo-Nepal border.
However, curfew continues at 6 places in Kathmandu. Here more than 5 people have been banned from gathering, hunger strike, picket, siege, procession and meeting. The notice states that this order will remain in force for two months.
Public transport was started on Saturday of 6 days of violence in Nepal.
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