Nepal Crisis: Manisha Koirala gave a great message on “democracy” by remembering Dada in the middle of the resignation of PM Oli
Actress Manisha Koirala raised her voice against violent actions on demonstrators in Nepal and described it as a “dark day” for the country. His remarks occurred after the horrible disturbances caused by demonstrators of generation Z, who went down to the street to protest against the controversial ban on corruption and social media platforms.
The actress of Bollywood, Manisha Koirala, paid tribute Tuesday to her grandfather and former Prime Minister of Nepal Bishvesthwar Prasad Koirala and remembered her as a person who gave the floor to “Love, struggle and flexibility”. Koirala shared this post on the “Instagram” social media scene when this message is shared when there is violence against the government in the neighboring country. The actress of the “Hiramandi” webseries also shared a photo of her grandfather in an article on “Instagram”.
He said in the post: “The first prime minister and elected writer of Nepal BP Greetings to BA for his birthday. Today, when the students opposed corruption and independence, their words seem chic.”
Prime Minister of Nepal KKP Sharma Oli resigned Tuesday for anti-government demonstrations in the country. The young people held a fierce demonstration there after imposing a ban on corruption and social media and attacked the houses of several senior leaders, including President Ramchandra Paudel and the Vandalized Parliament. Although the government of Nepal has raised the ban on the social media website on Monday evening, the demonstrators continued their agitation against corruption and asked for 19 people in police action on the demonstrators.
In an article on “Instagram”, the actress condemned violent action against the demonstrators in Nepal. He shared a photo of a shoe soaked in blood and said: “Today is a black day for Nepal. When people’s voice, resentment against corruption and the demand for justice are responded by balls.
