09.03.2025 19:20
In the capital of Nepal, Kathmandu, around 10,000 monarchy supporters held a demonstration for the reinstatement of the country's former king, Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev.
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Former King Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev of Nepal, a country in Asia, landed at Tribhuvan International Airport in the capital Kathmandu after his visit to the western part of the country.
"KING RETURN, SAVE THE COUNTRY"
Approximately thousands of monarchy supporters blocking the main entrance of the airport demonstrated for Gyanendra to regain the throne in the country. While the protesters shouted slogans like "Leave the royal palace to the king", "King return, save the country", "Long live our beloved king", and "We want monarchy", hundreds of police prevented them from entering the airport.
CALL FOR HINDUISM TO BE RECOGNIZED AS THE OFFICIAL RELIGION AGAIN
In the demonstration where no violent incidents occurred, a call was made for Hinduism to be recognized as the official religion of the country again.
ABDICTED IN 2008
In Nepal, King Gyanendra ended the 239-year monarchy in 2008 following pro-democracy protests, and a republican regime was accepted in the country. On the other hand, many Nepalese citizens express their discontent with the republican regime due to the political instability, poor economic conditions, and the officials they hold responsible for corruption.
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