Editorial | Let people decide
Summary
Gen Z groups in Nepal are advocating for a system with a directly elected executive in upcoming elections, sparking debate about governance and constitutional implications.
Key Points
- Gen Z groups in Nepal demand a directly elected executive system in upcoming elections.
- The current constitution does not allow such a system without amendment, which is not possible currently.
- Interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki stated her government lacks mandate to change governance system.
- Many Gen Z leaders have reconsidered, suggesting the electorate should decide on the system through political parties' agendas.
