Nepal's interim PM to hand over power within six months
Summary
Nepal's interim Prime Minister, Sushila Karki, announced she will serve for no longer than six months and plans to transition power after elections in March. Her appointment follows major protests against corruption, which turned violent and led to the previous government's ousting. Karki, formerly a Supreme Court chief justice, will work to address the concerns of the protestors, aiming for good governance and economic fairness.Key Facts
- Sushila Karki was sworn in as Nepal's interim Prime Minister.
- She committed to step down after elections on March 5 next year.
- The previous Nepalese government was ousted following protests that turned violent.
- The protests, which led to 72 deaths, were sparked by a ban on social media.
- The "Gen Z" movement demands an end to corruption, better governance, and economic equality.
- Karki took office after reaching an agreement with protest leaders.
- Despite her reputation, Karki faced controversy during her time as chief justice.
- Challenges include restoring order and rebuilding structures damaged during the unrest.
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