Nepal PM sets 3 new ministers as a temporary government prepared to hold new elections in March

Kathmandu, Nepal (AP) – Nepal Prime Minister 3

Sushila Karki, Himalayan Chiery Minster, appointed Kalman Gurung as the Minister of Energy, Rames Khalal As Minister of Finance and Om Prakash Ayal as Home Minister.

Karki, 73, was named Prime Minister on September 12.

The great demonstrations of the last week – called Gen Z protest – over at least 72 people were killed and hundreds were injured. The soldiers entered the force of the time to get home and eventually agreed to make a Temporary Government to hold the election within six months.

“I didn’t arrive because I asked you but because there were voices from the streets that demanded that Sushela Karkuked, Karki said on Sunday. “We are only six months to complete the work you provided and transmit the responsibility to government and pastors.”

Karki is responsible for the challenges as he wants to measure expectations of a small generation of elderly protesters, and create government structures that were destroyed in violent protests.

“What we need now work to finish deception, bringing good governance and economic integrity,” says Karki.

Chandra Lal Mehta, a student, said he believed the voters would choose a small leader when the election was caught in March but pointed to Calli on his matters right now.

Businessman Shrawan Dahl said Karki said to lead the temporary government because he was being saved by war and people.

“His purpose is to hold the election and our hope that he will complete the work successfully,” Dahl said.

In April 2017, lawmakers tried to relieve Karki in the highest supreme judgment of the court, accused him of failing, but the movement was unsuccessful and criticized as legal undertaking.

The great exhibitions began on September 8 over the ban on social media. Tens of thousands of protests took the streets, especially young people, angry with corruption and poverty, and children of political leaders, known as NEPO children, seem to enjoy good ways to live.

The protests became violent, and overseers attacked the parliamentary building and a police fire.

Protesters invaded and burned the Presidency, government officials and several police stations on September 9, on a day after shooting police protesters. Businesses and family houses are also attacked, including several popular shop shopstaries in Nepal.

The calmness was reinstated after the troops took road cables that night, as well as the conversation between protesters, forces and Presidents began the temporary government.