Sushila Karki praises PM Modi, ahead in Nepal leadership race

Nepal, which is battling violence, is slowly moving towards peace. The army has taken over the reins of the country. At present, there is no news of new violence in Nepal. Now the agitating youth demand that a new government be formed under a non-political leadership. However, according to the constitution, it is not possible to make a non-MP the Prime Minister while the current Parliament is in power. That is why the protesters are adamant on the demand to dissolve the Parliament. Many names are in the race to become the head of Nepal's interim government. However, former Chief Justice Sushila Karki is leading the race to become the head of Nepal's interim government. It is important that Karki has agreed to become the head of Nepal's interim government.

Even before taking charge of Nepal, Karki has praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Karki said that I salute Modi ji. Modi ji has a very good influence on me. During an interview, she said that she is ready for this responsibility. The Gen-Z group leading the recent movement in Nepal has expressed confidence in me that I should lead the government, even if for a short period.

He said that my first priority will be to honor those who have lost their lives in the protests. Karki said that our first task will be to do something for the families of those killed during the protest. Talking about India's role in supporting Nepal, Karki said that I respect and love India very much. I am impressed by Modi ji's working style. India has helped Nepal a lot.

Let us tell you that Karki has been the first woman Chief Justice of Nepal. She took over this post in 2016. But she was impeached accusing her of interfering in the work of the government. Karki had approached the Supreme Court against this, after which the court overturned the decision to give him relief.

The road is not easy for Karki

On Wednesday, an important meeting was held for about 9 hours at the Army Headquarters in Kathmandu. No consensus could be reached on the new government. The name of former Justice Sushila Karki was proposed by the Hami Nepali NGO. Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah (Balen) also supported Karki, but put a condition that the Parliament should be dissolved first, only then an interim government should be formed. However, other Gen-Z groups opposed the name of Sushila Karki. However, other Gen-Z groups opposed the name of Sushila Karki. The Nepali Army has appealed to all Gen-Z groups to join the talks today.

Only two options are available in the current situation

According to constitutional experts, the President has two options in the current situation, the first of which is to appoint a member present in the Parliament as the Prime Minister. Whom the agitators accept. After this, the Parliament can be dissolved on the recommendation of the cabinet and elections can be held. The second way is that the President appoints the unanimous candidate proposed by the agitators as the Prime Minister. Although there is no provision for this in the Constitution, decisions have often been taken after mass movements that are different from established constitutional traditions.