Nepal’s prime minister urges calm after deadly protests

Nepal’s new prime minister began to work and “called for calm and reconstruction of cooperation”, at least 72 people died in days of violent protests and destroyed government buildings and politicians’ homes.

The country’s first female prime minister Sushila Carki said that they gathered in the temporary office of senior officials, that each massacred protester family would receive one million rupees (about A17.200 $) and will be sure that the injured will be solved.

Iz We all have to come together to rebuild the country, ”the Carki said, South Asia promised to put the country back.

The gigantic demonstrations, called Gen Z’s protest, began on a short -lived social media ban on September 8th.

While tens of thousands of protesters were angry about the streets, especially young people, the children of political leaders known as “Nepo Kids” seemed to enjoy their luxury lifestyles.

The demonstrations soon returned to violence, the protesters attacked the Parliament building and opened fire on the police and led to the resignation of Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Oli, who escaped from the official residence.

The headquarters of the Prime Minister were set on fire with Kathmandu, President, Supreme Court, Lock Government Ministries and various police stations that turned into an office in the capital.

The businesses and houses of key families, including several stores of a popular supermarket chain, were also attacked.

After the army seized the control of the streets that night, it was restored calm and the negotiations between the protesters, the army and the president began on a temporary government.

73 -year -old Carki was elected as the new prime minister on Friday.

In 2016 and 2017, he was a popular figure in the court as the only female chief justice of the court and was known for his stance against corruption in the government.

New parliamentary elections were held on March 5th.