Nepal rivals rally on final day of poll campaign, PM urges citizens to vote | Elections News
Nepal's interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki urged citizens to vote in the upcoming parliamentary election on Thursday, emphasizing the importance of maintaining peace and harmony. Karki, a former chief justice, highlighted the significance of this election as it follows the Gen Z-led protests that led to the country's transition from an interim government. KP Sharma Oli, a 74-year-old Marxist leader, faces a challenge from Balen Shah, a 35-year-old rapper-turned-politician, in Jhapa-5. The election is expected to be closely contested with no single party likely to secure an outright majority.
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Nepali political parties have made ambitious promises for economic and governance improvements ahead of the March 5th election, but analysts question their feasibility given Nepal's economic challenges.
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Nepal's interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki urged citizens to vote in the upcoming parliamentary election, emphasizing the importance of peace and harmony.
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— Al Jazeera
Nepal's political parties are attempting to appeal to Gen Z voters after last year's protests, but skepticism remains about their promises.
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