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Talks on Interim Leadership: Army, Gen-Z, and Sushila Karki

11th September 2025, Kathmandu

Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki has emerged as the leading candidate to head Nepal’s interim government, as decisive talks are set to take place today between President Ramchandra Paudel, the Nepal Army, and Gen-Z youth representatives.

Talks on Interim Leadership

According to political sources, Gen-Z representatives have already finalized Karki’s name for the post of interim Prime Minister. Today’s discussions, coordinated by the Nepal Army, are expected to give formal endorsement to her candidacy.

Key Developments:

Talks in Two Phases: Karki’s close aides confirmed that the first round of discussions will be held with the Nepal Army, followed by talks with the President based on the evolving situation.

High-Level Negotiations: President Paudel and Chief of Army Staff Ashok Raj Sigdel have been in dialogue with Gen-Z representatives since Thursday morning to carve out a political solution.

Broad Support: Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah has also backed Karki, making her the sole candidate supported by the Gen-Z bloc for the interim leadership.

Why It Matters

The move to appoint Sushila Karki as interim Prime Minister carries historical and political significance. Karki is Nepal’s first female Chief Justice and is widely respected for her integrity and independence. Her candidacy is seen as a unifying choice at a time of political uncertainty.

Political analysts believe that today’s talks could mark a turning point in Nepal’s governance, potentially leading to the swift formation of an interim government to address current challenges and restore stability.

Conclusion

With the backing of Gen-Z leaders, the Nepal Army’s coordination, and support from influential figures like Mayor Balen Shah, Sushila Karki is positioned as the frontrunner to lead Nepal’s interim government.

The outcome of today’s decisive discussions will determine whether Nepal moves forward with its first woman interim Prime Minister.

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