Nepal is currently going through a period of major political changes. After the resignation of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, the search for the new leader has started. The protesters are constantly demanding that the leaders who have been raising the voice of the public, should be handed over the reins of the country. Meanwhile, one name is the most in the headlines Rabi Lamichna.

Rabi Lamichhane is not only one of the most popular faces of Nepal, but his hold among the youth is also considered very strong. This is the reason that he is being seen at the forefront of the next Prime Minister of Nepal. In such a situation, let us know who Rabi Lamichhane is and how much he is educated.

Who are the rabi lame?

Rabi Lamichane became a well-known journalist and TV presenter from Nepal to politicians. Born on 14 September 1974 in Bhaktapur, Nepal, Rabi was active in the media world for a long time. He raised public issues through his TV shows and made a special identity with the style of asking questions directly. His show was very popular in Nepal.

Rabi Lamichna’s studies

According to some reports, the initial education of Rabi Lamichna was done from Bhrikuti Secondary School. He completed the high school from Ratna State Campus. He moved to America for higher education and earned a master’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication there. In the US, he also worked as a manager at a sandwich chain outlet.

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Increased popularity after coming out of jail

During the recent protests, the protesters took out Rabi Lamichna from jail. He was jailed in the cooperative scam. But his supporters and agitators believe that this was done under the conspiracy.

Rabi has already lived at the center of power. In 2022, he founded the National Freedom Party (RSP) and won 20 seats in the 275 -member House of Representatives for the first time. On this, he became part of the power alliance and was made Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister.

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Strong demonstrations of students continue in the neighboring country Nepal. The crowd entered Rashtrapati Bhavan, Parliament House and Prime Minister’s Office and set fire to arson. Meanwhile, Prime Minister KP Oli resigned. The mob assaulted Finance Minister and former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuwa. This boil has increased India’s concern. Meanwhile, Congress leader Udit Raj has said that this will eventually strengthen democracy.

Udit Raj said, “The democracy of Nepal is new and if it is said, the transition is going through a period. The movement of students and youth should be seen in this context and there is no talk of nervousness. There are reports that due to the ban on social media, the movement intensified and corruption is also being described as the reason, then there is no need to worry. This will make democracy stronger.

He said, “What is not visible is definitely a fear. Some forces that want to establish the monarchy O can also conspire against the resource and propaganda.

Arson and sabotage in the homes of many leaders

Demonstration against ban on social media started on Monday in Nepal. The administration strictly took strictness on the students and more than 20 people died in it. More than 300 people were injured. However, the performance did not stop. It became more fierce on Tuesday. Many protesting were wearing school dress.

He targeted the leaders and their homes. Hours before Oli’s resignation, the protesters set fire to their private residence in Balkot and attacked the houses of former Prime Minister Pushp Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’, Communications Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung, former Home Minister Ramesh writer etc. The protesters also attacked the private residence of President Paudel.

Amid protests on Monday, the Nepal government lifted the ban on social media websites on Monday night after protests led by ‘Jane Zee’ youth. However, the protesters have continued their protest against corruption and demanding accountability of people’s deaths.