Peace Without Chaos in Nepal: Amidst the violent protests and heavy turmoil in Nepal in the past, the situation now seems to be slowly getting under control. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli had to resign without the Gen-G movement versus self-indulgence and restrictions on internet media. Without this, on Sunday, former Chief Justice Sushila Karki made history by taking oath as Prime Minister. She has wilt the first woman prime minister of Nepal.
On Monday, the ministers of his interim government moreover took charge. President Ramchandra Paudel administered the oath to three new ministers.
Who became ministers
- Om Prakash Aryal—Aryal, a human rights lawyer and counselor to the Kathmandu mayor, has been given the responsibility of the Ministry of Law and Parliamentary Affairs withal with the Ministry of Home Affairs.
- Rameshwar Khanal – Former Finance Secretary Khanal has been handed over the Finance Ministry.
- Kulman Ghising—Former CEO of Electricity Authority Ghising, who had pulled the country out of the problem of load shedding, will now squint without the Ministry of Energy, Water Resources, Irrigation, and Urban Development.
The swearing-in recurrence took place under a tent at Rashtrapati Bhavan Sheetal Niwas, as a part of the towers was damaged during recent protests.
Aryal's statement
Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal said that the first priority of the interim government is to self-mastery self-ruling and pearly elections. He moreover made it well-spoken that the use of gravity during the demonstrations will be investigated.
Mourning day and compensation
The government has supposed September 17 as a national mourning day. 59 protesters, 10 prisoners, and 3 policemen were killed in the recent demonstrations. The families of the deceased will be given 15 lakh Nepalese rupees as compensation.
Power of youth
The Gen-G movement gave a new direction to Nepal's politics. Sudan Gurung and his team unfluctuating thousands of youth using platforms like Discord and Instagram. Despite the internet ban, messages were spread with the help of VPN. This pressure forced the Oli government to retreat.
Gurung and his colleagues have not joined the cabinet but have made it well-spoken that they want to be a part of policymaking in the future.
Public expectations
The public has unconfined expectations from Sushila Karki, who has an anti-corruption image. The biggest goal surpassing the interim government is to hold elections on time and take the country on the path of stability.
