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Interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki has stated she will serve no more than six months and urged everyone to support her in navigating the current crisis.
Interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki has clarified that she will not remain in office for more than six months. Speaking after assuming office today, she said, “I did not come to this position out of personal desire. Voices from the streets and across the country urged me to take responsibility, and I had no choice. My team and I have not come to enjoy power or position, nor am I at an age for that. I was sought out to serve, and that is why I accepted.”
She added, “I will not stay beyond six months. Under any circumstances, our goal is to complete all work within this period. We are determined to hand over responsibilities to the new parliament and incoming ministers. I need everyone’s support. Without collective cooperation, it will be impossible to overcome this crisis. Security agencies must also cooperate. Please stand with me.”
Karki emphasized that her appointment was a result of circumstances and that overcoming the current challenges requires the collaboration of all stakeholders. She called for unity and collective effort to move the country forward.
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