Nepal’s ruling coalition calls for ex-king’s arrest after deadly protests; political parties unite to defend democracy.

Nepal’s ruling coalition is calling for the arrest of former king Gyanendra Shah after violent clashes during a pro-monarchy protest. Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli has accused Shah of provoking unrest, leading to multiple political parties banding together to defend the federal democratic system against any royalist movements. The demand for Shah’s arrest comes in the wake of escalating tensions in Nepal, with the government cracking down on protests and demonstrations. The country’s political landscape is in turmoil, with various factions vying for power and influence. The call for Shah’s arrest underscores the deep divisions within Nepali society and the ongoing struggle for control over the country’s future direction. The situation remains fluid, with the potential for further unrest and instability in the days and weeks ahead. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.

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