Sudan Gurung, who rose to prominence in this month’s protests, tells Al Jazeera he will run in March polls, promising youth-led ‘people’s government’.
Sudan Gurung, leader of Nepal’s recent youth-led protests that ousted the government, plans to run in the March general elections, pledging to establish a people’s government. He aims to mobilize supporters for a movement that addresses corruption and enhances tourism, without allowing the old political guard to participate in the elections.