Gen Z groups’ opposite stances regarding elections add to Karki government’s woes
Summary
Nepal's Gen Z groups show divided opinions on the upcoming March 5 elections, with some demanding House reinstatement and others supporting timely polls, adding complexity to the interim Karki government's challenges.
Key Points
- Major political parties in Nepal are split between reinstating the dissolved House of Representatives and holding elections on March 5.
- Various Gen Z groups are divided, with some opposing timely elections and demanding a more inclusive government reflecting the youth movement's spirit.
- Prime Minister Sushila Karki has reaffirmed commitment to hold elections on time despite doubts and protests from youth factions.
- Political analysts suggest that holding elections as scheduled could sideline opposition forces and provide stability, but continued lobbying for House restoration could fuel instability.
