Thousands of supporters attend the state-ruling rally at the airport as the former king returns from the west of the country to the capital.
Greeting with a large crowd Former King of Nepal In the capital, Kathmandu, in the wake of the dissatisfaction with the state of the country, demanded the re -establishment of his cancellation royalism.
On the way from a trip to West Nepal, approximately 5,3 supporters of Dnyanendra Shah came together at the main entrance of the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu.
“Empty the Royal Palace for the king. Come back the king, save the country. Our dear king lives for a long time. We want the royalty, “the crowd shouted.
The passengers were forced to travel to the airport and from there, hundreds of riots stopped the peaceful protesters to enter the premises.
In the 5th, his elder brother Birendra Bir Bikram Shah and his family were killed by a massive murder.
Until 2005, he ruled the state head of the Constitution without executive or political rights, when he seized absolute power, he said that he was working to defeat the Maoist rebels against the state. The king resolved the government and the parliament, jailed politicians and journalists and broke communication and declared an emergency situation and used the army to rule the country.
Due to these movements, in 2006, Gyndra was forced to give power to the multi-party government. That government signed a peace agreement with the Maoists and had ended thousands of deaths over the decade.
In 2008, Gyanndra released his post from the throne by converting the Hindu Rajashahi of Nepal to the secular republic of the country and converted the country into a secular republic.
But since then Nepal has 13 governments and many people in the country have been disappointed with the republic. He says that he has failed to bring political stability and to blame the struggling economy and comprehensive corruption.
‘Inability to politicians’
Participants of the rally said that they are expecting a change in the political system to prevent the country from getting worse.
“We are here to rally to give the king full support and bring him back to the Royal throne,” 72 -year -old Thari Bahadur Bhandari told the Associated Press News.
Of the thousands of thousands of people, Sutar Kulraj was superior, who participated in the protest against the king in 2006, but has changed his view and now supports Rajesh.
“The worst thing of the country is that corruption is corruption and not all politicians in power do anything for the country,” Shraddha told AP. “I was in a protest that I would help the country that I would help the country, but I was wrong and the nation has changed so I have changed my mind.”
The knowledgeable commentary did not comment on the call for return. Despite the increasing support, Gnanada is likely to return to power.
Political analyst, Raj Barl, told the AFP News Agency that he did not see any possibility of restoration of the royal resources because the organization was a “source of volatility.”
“For some dissatisfied groups, this has been withdrawn due to the disability of the growing self-centered politicians. This frustration has been revealed in such rallies and demonstrations, “he said.
