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Nepal Ex-Minister Gyawali Warns Against Violent Political Change as Precedent

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Former Nepalese minister Pradeep Gyawali has expressed deep concern over the violent nature of the recent movement that led to government change in Nepal. Gyawali stated that such a violent path to political change was not anticipated and caught him off guard. He warned that if this approach becomes a precedent, it could prove highly damaging to Nepal's political future. The former minister's remarks come in the context of a Gen Z-led movement that contributed to the shift in government.

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