Former Nepal king Gyanendra was ousted in 2006 during the communist revolution. The way the former kings were welcomed by the people must bother Nepal’s ruling Communist Party (United Marxist-Leninist) and their prime minister Oli.
Will the monarchy be restored in Nepal? Will Gyanendra, the deposed king, become the king of India again?
Former Nepal king Gyanendra was ousted in 2006 during the communist revolution and he received him in the capital Kathmandu for his return from the resort town of Pokra two months later.
Although his supporters claimed that 400,000 people gathered at the airport to receive the former emperor, the Associated Press reported a figure of 10,000.
Analysts point out that no matter the number, the way the former king is welcomed by the people of the capital must bother Nepal’s ruling Communist Party (United Marxist-Raninists) and its prime minister Khadga Prasad Oli.
Will the ousted King Giandra floating party?
A few days before the ousted king returned, Ollie said that if he wanted to rule the country, the king should float a party and win the election.
However, political observers point out that the king does not want to be a politician, he wants to be king again and restore his kingdom.
Shyamal Krishna Shrestha, a member of the Indian nationalist Rastriya Prajatantra party, responded to the sentiment and participated in the social media platform X.
“I can feel the wind of change. The movement to restore the monarchy of the third people in Nepal, the Hindu states and the federal system of waste has begun,” he wrote in an article.
Do Nepali want a return to the monarchy?
Analysts believe that the masses in the Himalayan Kingdom are upset by allegations of corruption against the political class, including former prime minister and guerrilla leader Pushpa Kumar Dahal, whose Nom de Guerre “Prachanda” is even more famous.
The Nepali masses are also dissatisfied with the country’s political uncertainty.
Furthermore, after King Giandra’s removal, the government failed to resolve the country’s economic problems. Unemployment is the highest, and inflation has soared for some time.
Political analysts believe that the people of the Himalayas are frustrated by the failure of their ruling class, but they do not support the former king and no one wants him to recover.
Observers believe that the return of the monarchy is impossible, because no one wants the return of the former king.
Earlier, Nepal had been ruled by consecutive monarchs for more than 240 years.
Monarchy ruled for 240 years and was assigned to the trash bin of history
It was King Prithvi Narayan Shah who unified the scattered kingdoms and a few principalities in the region and established the Kingdom of Nepal in 1768.
However, in the 1800s, the real control of the kingdom slipped away from the king’s hands, and Ranas ruled the kingdom in the name of the continuous kings of the Shah dynasty.
Tribhuvan Shah took a ritual role like his ancestors, taking on a political role in 1950. From then on, the Shah kings exerted political power in Nepal until 2006, when the Communist revolution evacuated the monarchy.
