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In Kathmandu, Nepal, supporters took to the road on Friday.
There was a violent demonstration on Friday over the restoration of Hindu nation in Nepal. The protesters vandalized a building in Tinkun, Kathmandu and set it on fire. The protesters also threw stones at the police, in response to which the security personnel had to fract tear gas shells. A young man was also reported injured in this incident.
More than 40 Nepali organizations participated in this movement. The protesters were raising slogans like King Aao country, corrupt government Murdabad and we were shouting slogans. The protesters have given a week -long ultimatum to the government. He says that if action is not taken on their demands, there will be a more fierce protest.
Former King Gyanendra of Nepal sought support from people on the occasion of democracy on 19 February. Since then, preparations were going on in the country for the ‘King Lao, Save the Desh’ movement.
The protesters fired stones at the police, in response to which the police had to fire tear gases.
King Gyanendra accused of family massacre
Former King Gyanendra Shah of Nepal has been accused of killing his family members in the Narayanhiti murder case on 1 June 2001. In this incident, 9 people of the royal family including Raja Virendra, Rani Aishwarya died.
Yuvraj Deepender was officially held responsible for the murder. However, many people believe that Gyanendra hatched this conspiracy to gain power, because that night he was not present in the palace and his family did not suffer any harm. The truth behind this mysterious murder remains controversial even today.
87 -year -old Navraj Suvedi is leading the movement
Navraj Suvedi is leading the movement. They are associated with the Raj Sanstha Restoration Movement. Its purpose is to restore the monarchy in Nepal. In fact, the rebellion against the monarchy in Nepal in 2006 intensified.
After several weeks of protests that lasted for several weeks, the then King Gyanendra had to hand over all the strengths to the Parliament. But now the people of Nepal have been troubled by corruption, unemployment and frequent power change in the country.
Suvedi’s name came into the limelight when former King Gyanendra Shah took him forward to lead him to lead this movement. However, some of Nepal’s leading Rajwadi parties, such as the National Democracy Party (Raprapa) and Raprapa Nepal, have seen some dissatisfaction over his leadership.
Navraj Suvedi wants to make Nepal a Hindu nation.
Navraj Subedi said, “We are making our demands in a peaceful manner, but if we do not get a positive answer then we will be forced to intensify the performance. Our movement will continue until our motive is fulfilled.”