Competing Gen Z groups make negotiations hard
Summary
Divisions among Gen Z groups complicate negotiations with Nepal's interim government, as protests, demands, and accusations highlight friction ahead of upcoming elections.
Key Points
- The interim government faces challenges dealing with divided Gen Z groups raising conflicting demands and accusations.
- President Ramchandra Paudel and Prime Minister Sushila Karki held talks with some Gen Z leaders amidst protests and claims of illegitimacy by rival factions.
- Former PM Baburam Bhattarai emphasized recognizing original Gen Z movement leaders and addressing infiltrators appropriately.
- Key demands from Gen Z include addressing movement victims' plight, anti-corruption actions, and participation in the March 5 elections.
