Loktantrik Samajwadi Party Chairman Mahanta Thakur Hints at Possible Return of Monarchy, Wears Black Attire in Parliament
Summary
Loktantrik Samajwadi Party Chairman Mahanta Thakur symbolically wore black attire in Nepal's Parliament, hinting at the possible return of monarchy amidst ongoing political debates.
Key Points
- Mahanta Thakur, LSP Chairman, wore black attire in Parliament signaling a possible return of monarchy in Nepal.
- Thakur stated former King Gyanendra Shah had attempted to meet him multiple times.
- His attire and comments sparked new debates about monarchy and Hindu nation issues in Nepal.
- Thakur expressed dissatisfaction with Nepal's current political and social situation, highlighting his multiple identities as Madhesi and Nepali.
