Will the King Reclaim His Throne in Nepal?
By: Bhattarai, Gaurav
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BookPublisher: Economic & Political Weekly Description: 60(25), Jun 21, 2025: p.13-15.Subject(s): monarchy, pro-monarchy factions, NepalSummary: The narratives regarding the possibility of the return of the monarchy in Nepal are merely sentimental and rhetorical, particularly in light of the rally on 9 March, where thousands of supporters gathered to welcome former King Gyanendra Shah, and the 28 March demonstration that killed two people and injured dozens. While media outlets framed the demonstration as a sign of growing public frustration with the post-monarchy political set-up, the rally was not a genuine call for monarchy restoration but a strategic move of the pro-monarchy forces to exert political pressure and secure a position within the government. - Reproduced
https://www.epw.in/journal/2025/25/commentary/will-king-reclaim-his-throne-nepal.html
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The narratives regarding the possibility of the return of the monarchy in Nepal are merely sentimental and rhetorical, particularly in light of the rally on 9 March, where thousands of supporters gathered to welcome former King Gyanendra Shah, and the 28 March demonstration that killed two people and injured dozens. While media outlets framed the demonstration as a sign of growing public frustration with the post-monarchy political set-up, the rally was not a genuine call for monarchy restoration but a strategic move of the pro-monarchy forces to exert political pressure and secure a position within the government. - Reproduced
https://www.epw.in/journal/2025/25/commentary/will-king-reclaim-his-throne-nepal.html
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