Royal Youth Power Nepal Halts 'King's Signature Campaign' Amid Leadership Dispute
Summary
Royal Youth Power Nepal has halted its pro-monarchy signature campaign after removing chairman Pashupati Khadka amid allegations of misuse and financial irregularities. The new leadership said the campaign was being used for personal gain and questioned the safety and transparency of previously collected signatures.
Key Points
- Royal Youth Power Nepal stopped its 'King's Signature Campaign' after a leadership dispute and the removal of chairman Pashupati Khadka.
- The new leadership, led by Maniraj Thapaliya, said the campaign was being run for personal interests rather than for the broader cause of monarchy support.
- The organization raised concerns about the transparency of the collected signatures and the risk of legal action against signatories.
- It accused Khadka of exploiting the issues of the king and religion for personal gain and said it would no longer take moral responsibility for such activities.
