“Genz” Fury absorbed Nepal this week. MOBS burned parliament, inflamed vehicles, vandalized the President’s house, attacked Singha Durbar (the main office building for the Nepal government in Kathmandu), allegedly “excluded” it and lifted the flag to the top of the iconic building. Despite the warning, they also violated the orders for walking and targeting several political leaders.
The grim scenes in Nepal bring memories of the economic crisis in Sri Lanka and the Bangladesh political unrest 2024. The protest in all these three countries was led by youth.
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As in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, the government was also overthrown in Nepal. Nepalese Prime Minister KP resigned on Tuesday to allow “steps to political solution”.
What will be for Nepal? Who will rule Nepal now? When will the government and normality be restored in Nepal? Sri Lanka and the Bangladesh crisis can offer some tracks.
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What will be for Nepal?
From now on, there is no convincing answer. However, these are the following options that Nepal is likely to look at normal in the country:
1. Government of the Administrator: Name the government’s government until the parliament decides on the new coalition government. According to The Associated Press, Nepalese President of Ram Chandra Poudel accepted Oli’s resignation and named him to lead the government’s government until new is introduced – even if it was not clear what power would be or even where he was.
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2. Deployment of the Army: On Wednesday, September 10, armed soldiers guarded the streets of Nepal and ordered people to stay home in an effort to restore order after mass protests. Since Wednesday, the Nepalese army announced a national unlimited ban on walking.
3. Dissolve the government, creating a consensual government: The local media in Nepal called on the dissolution of the current government, with the post of Prime Minister and the creation of a new one.
The auxiliary President Ramchandra Paudel told Reuters that the President had accepted the resignation and started the “process and discussion for the new leader”.
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4. Citizens’ riots continue: The protest of young and gen-Z is likely to continue in the middle of deep dissatisfaction over corruption. System reforms and institutional responsibility can help solve current unrest.
The protests have revealed a wider indignation in Nepal, where many people are increasingly angry with the government in a number of questions, mostly related to corruption and frustration over non -sketching in the country’s politics.
5. Will the king of Gyanendra reign Kathmandu again? Many Nepalese locals Aajtak said they preferred the return of the king. The resident’s bike was quoted as he said, “Rajtantra chahiye (we want a monarchy). We want the former king to return and take care of people.”
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As Sri Lanka and Bangladesh solved their crisis
Sri Lanka experienced her worst economic crisis in May 2022. 13.
At that time, PM Ranil Wickremesinghehe was appointed the reigning president according to Sri Lanka. 20th July 2022 The house was held in the house special presidential elections. Wickremesinghe was mostly and was sworn as the ninth President of Sri Lanka 21 July 2022.
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Meanwhile, in Bangladesh, the first wave of student protests began on June 5, 2024 for a court decision on working quotas. Around 15 – 16 July 2024 violence broke out. A ban on walking and internet failure was imposed and the army was also deployed.
Osted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned on August 5. President Mohammed Shahabuddin after consultation with military chiefs and leaders of the protest of students appointed the Muhammad Yunus Prize for the head of the temporary government of Bangladesh (officially entitled Main Advisors). 8 August 2024, Yunus formally composed an oath as the main advisor.
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Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh’s crisis: Time Restoration and tracks for Nepal
Normality in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh was not an overnight stay. Short -term recovery was achieved in about one to two months. However, long -term stability in Sri Lanka has been achieved by 2024, and in Bangladesh, work still brings economic and political stability.
The protests in both countries lasted about a month. Here is the timeline of comparison and recovery in Sri Lanka and the Bangladesh crisis, alongside the current riots in Nepal.
The country and the yearCrisis triggerPeakReactionRecovery timelineSri Lanka (2022–23) The economic crisis due to debt failure, forex crisis, fuel/food deficiency, Jula 2022rajapaksa resigned → wickeretesinghee; Using IMF + Indian recovery Aidshort in weeks, daily normalness for ~ 1 year (half 2023), fuller economic stability of the end of 2023–24bangladesh (2024) protests led by a student on a working quota for descendants of freedom of warriors-aug 2024nobel laureate yunus mentioned interm govt; The military backed -up crossings calmed down within a few weeks, the Govt manager formed for three days; Overall political stability depends on the corruption of elections (2025), poor administration of public affairs, on the compilation of the bank on the social media with the President; The parties negotiate the transition, but divisions remain necessary – ongoing riots; If a consensus occurs, if the briber persists, the risk of prolonged instability
Knowledge for Nepal if Sri Lanka follows or Bangladeshi’s journey:
If Nepal follows the path of Sri Lanka, you can expect 1-2 years before normal.
If Nepal mirrored the Bangladeshi transition 2024, stability could return faster (within months) if a widely accepted administrator/interim leadership appears.
In the worst case, he could not block the extended (no consensus, no leadership) to keep Nepal unstable for a longer period of time.
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