Thousands in Kathmandu rallied for the monarchy's return, expressing deep dissatisfaction with Nepal's current republican government and economic hardships. Protesters, led by the sentiment of loving their former king more than their lives, chanted for Gyanedra Shah's return to the throne. Despite these sentiments, major political parties oppose reinstating the monarchy, reflecting a complex political landscape. Economic struggles have driven many to seek jobs abroad, exacerbating frustrations towards local governance as tensions rise between pro-monarchy and pro-republic factions, necessitating police intervention.
We love our king more than our lives, protesters chanted, urging for the return of the monarchy as dissatisfaction with current governance grows.
Despite the calls for the monarchy's return, major political parties oppose the idea, indicating the movement's limited influence in Nepal's politics.
Demonstrators expressed frustration over Nepal's political class and economic conditions, causing many to seek better opportunities in foreign countries.
Riot police were deployed to manage tensions between pro-monarchy and pro-republic demonstrators, highlighting the division within Nepalese society.
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