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The Man Who Would be King Again? Former Nepal King’s Delusions of Power

  • Former King Gyanendra Shah returned to Kathmandu on March 9, 2025, greeted by nearly 10,000 supporters demanding his restoration to the palace, which is now a museum.
  • The ruling coalition called for Gyanendra's arrest, leading to protests in parliament involving pro-royalty forces and violent demonstrations on March 28.
  • Violent protests erupted on March 28, resulting in injuries to 128 individuals and the death of two, prompting an evening curfew in parts of Kathmandu.
  • Political dissatisfaction and failures of leadership since the monarchy's abolition in 2008 are fueling the resurgence of pro-monarchy sentiment in Nepal.
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Nikkei broke the news in Japan on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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