Can the former king of Nepal be arrested soon? Amidst violent performance, Prime Minister Oli invited an emergency meeting of security leaders – the former king of Nepal may soon be arrested.
Violence erupted during the current demonstrations demanding the restoration of the monarchy in Nepal, one of which died, and many others were injured. Considering the severity of the situation, the emergency meeting of security leaders was called at the Ministry of Home Affairs. Nepal Army leader Senapati, Nepal Police and IGP of the Nepal Police and the IGP and Intelligence Department reached the Prime Minister’s residence.
At the cabinet meeting, security leaders were invited to discuss the arrest of violent conflicts, fire and sabotage in Kathmandu.
According to the minister attending the Cabinet meeting, the arrest of the former king and the arrest of the security leaders will be evaluated.
How is the atmosphere in Nepal?
There have been clashes between monarchy supporters and security forces in many parts of Kathmandu. In response to the use of tear gas, the protesters tried to break the security court. Meanwhile, a shopping complex, shopping mall, a political party headquarters and a media house building were on fire and more than 12 policemen were injured.
Close the airport and impact on flights
The Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu has been temporarily closed due to violence. Bangkok to Air Asia, Dhaka to Bangladesh Airlines, Dubai to Dubai and Seoul to Korean flights have been advised to land in India. Similarly, flights of Qatar Airways, Fly Dubai and Badik Air have been stopped.
How suddenly did the need for a monarchy arose?
In 2008, Nepal abolished the monarchy by parliament, becoming a secular, federal and democratic republic. However, the demand for the restoration of the monarchy has intensified, especially when former monarch Gionra appealed to the public on February 19 ahead of the democratic day.
Earlier this month, when Gionra returned from a religious journey, he was greeted by a large number of monarchs supporters at the Tribhuvan International Airport. The protesters raised slogans such as “the king returned, save the country” and “we need a monarchy”. Some supporters showed pictures of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath with Kiyantra.
Monarchy
Political experts believe that a strong movement is in the form of a Hindu monarchy in Nepal. The main reason for this is the increasing disappointment in the public about corruption and economic downturn. Governments have changed in Nepal since 2008, but there is political instability.
Monetary supporters claim that more than 4 lakh people gathered to welcome Kiara on March 9, while news agencies estimated that about 10,000 people.
Prime Minister KP to handle this deteriorating situation. Sharma Oli has summoned an emergency meeting of the Cabinet. At this meeting the country’s current situation and security measures were discussed. The current situation of Nepal is worrying, and the government is taking necessary steps to control the situation.
