FIR registered against former Nepal PM KP Sharma Oli

Nepal News: After the Gen-Z protest in Nepal, many leaders including the then PM KP Sharma Oli left the country. On Friday, Shushila Karki was sworn in as the interim PM in Nepal. After which an FIR has been registered against former Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on Saturday.

The Gen-Z protest started on September 8 in Nepal, accusing the government of corruption and banning social media. After which this protest turned violent.

So far about 50 people have died during the protest. Angry protesters captured the Parliament of Nepal and set it on fire.

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Sushila Karki was sworn in as interim PM 

There was massive violence in Nepal amid the Gen-Z protests. About 50 people were killed in the violence and hundreds are injured. After the violence, on Friday night, 73-year-old Sushila Karki, former Chief Justice of Nepal, took oath as the first female interim Prime Minister of Nepal. Till now, the demand of the Gen-Z group in the protest was that they want a young leader i.e. a Gen-Z leader of the Gen-Z generation. But for the better future of the country and guidance to GenZ, a better experience was needed, after which it was decided to make Sushila Karki the interim PM.

Cabinet may be expanded on Sunday

After becoming the Prime Minister, Sushila Karki reached the Civil Hospital on Saturday. It is expected that she can meet the people injured in the protest there. Apart from this, after she became the PM, an FIR has been registered against the police repression of former Nepal PM KP Sharma Oli. An FIR has been filed demanding an investigation against former PM Oli on charges of crime.

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Summary

It is being told that the cabinet expansion of Karki's government may take place on Sunday. For this, the interim Prime Minister is discussing with political advisors about the cabinet expansion. It is being told that a decision on the names to be included in the cabinet may be taken by Sunday.