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Hindu Rastra Demand in Nepal: On February 9, a huge crowd gathered near the convoy of former King Gyanendra Shah. The mob demanded the restoration of the monarchy.
Hindu Rastra Demand In Nepal: The people of Nepal started demanding the monarchy again after overthrowing the monarchy in 2008. He is shouting slogans in favor of his king. In fact, on March 9, when former King Gyanendra Shah of Nepal was leaving for Nirmal Niwas from Kathmandu Airport, a huge crowd gathered in Gaushala area of Kathmandu. The mob demanded the restoration of the monarchy. This has increased political stir in Nepal. In such a situation, it is believed that once again the demand for the monarchy and Hindu nation in Nepal is gaining momentum.
Shakti demonstration after 18 February
In fact, former King Gyanendra Shah continues to issue statements on the eve of certain special occasions like Democracy Day. Something similar happened on 18 February. In a statement released on the occasion of Democracy Day on 18 February, he put forward his views on the progress of the country in the last seven decades.
During this time, he questioned the difficulties coming in Nepal. Strategic affairs experts say that after stepping out of the post, the former king has made a direct appeal to the public for the first time. In this direct appeal, he has given a message to the Nepali people that if you want to secure the future of the country, then give them their support. After this incident, the monarchy supporters intensified their activities throughout Nepal. The biggest result of this was seen on 9 March.
The crowd gathered in Gyanendra Shah’s convoy showed power to re -establish the country’s oldest monarchy rule. According to the Nepali media, for the last few years, the pro-monarchy groups have been protesting sometimes demanding the restoration of the monarchy, but the Sunday rally was different. This rally brought the politics of Nepal to the center of the world. More than 10,000 thousand people were involved in this rally. A picture of Yogi Adityanath was also shown at the rally along with the picture of Gyanendra Shah.
Case echoed in Nepal’s Parliament
Some MPs from Nepal have also taken up the matter in Parliament. In the National Assembly, CPN MP Uday Bahadur Bohra warned that attacks on democracy will not be tolerated at any cost. Uday Bahadur Bohra said that rallies have been held in Kathmandu and other cities for some time. These rallies also attack democracy with the government.
Political analysts say that the support raised by pro -monarchy forces on 9 March should be considered important. Political analysts warned the government that the performance of March 9 of 2006 shows the frustration of the people emerging from the failure of the governments since the second mass movement in 2006.
If it is not removed soon, then serious political crisis can arise in the country. Let us know that in the year 2006, there was a movement in Nepal to end the monarchy rule. After the success of the movement, Nepal was declared a secular republic in 2008. After this, in the year 2015, Republicism was also included in the Constitution.
GD Bakshi told the truth
During the three months, former King Gyanendra Shah visited many areas of Nepal as well as Lucknow and Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh. Retired Major General GD Bakshi has also given great information on this. He mentioned many big things in an X post on Sunday.
He said that the people of Nepal are now fed up with the tactics of Maoists, who have proved to be corrupt to corrupt. He claimed that the constitutional emperor, cultural head, the patron of a political party or in any form he is craving for the return of the king.
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