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Karki said that her immediate focus would be on supporting the families of the young people who died during the protests

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Nepal's former Chief Justice Sushila Karki. (IMAGE: SOURCED/NEWS18)

Nepal’s former Chief Justice Sushila Karki. (IMAGE: SOURCED/NEWS18)

Sushila Karki, Nepal’s first woman Chief Justice and now interim leader of the Gen-Z movement, spoke to CNN-News18 about her new role. She said the Gen-Z group led the recent movement in Nepal and that they trusted her to lead the government for a short period.

In an exclusive interview, she said, “Gen Z believed in me to lead the government for the short time. I am ready for the responsibility.”

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Karki added that her immediate focus would be on supporting the families of the young people who died during the protests.

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