Nepal army says in talks with protesters to decide on interim leader
Summary
Nepal's army is having talks with protesters to choose a temporary leader after the government's removal. The protests, which began over a social media ban, have led to soldiers on the streets of Kathmandu. Ex-Chief Justice Sushila Karki is a leading candidate for the interim position.Key Facts
- Nepal's army is in talks with protesters to select an interim leader.
- The protests started due to a government-imposed social media ban.
- Soldiers are patrolling Kathmandu amid ongoing tensions.
- The President of Nepal, Ramchandra Paudel, is seeking a peaceful solution.
- Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki is a top candidate to be interim leader.
- There is support and opposition regarding Karki's potential appointment.
- Protests have caused closures of shops, schools, and colleges in Kathmandu.
- A nationwide curfew that began on Tuesday is still in place.
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