Adityanath support in Nepal – Movement of the Moon: Matrika Prasad Yadav of CPN-Maoist-Centre

Supporters of the Rastriya Prajatantra party spoke out during a pro-announced protest to restore the monarchy and its status as a Hindu state in Kathmandu on April 20, 2025. Image source: AFP

The Communist Party of Nepal (Maoism-Center) will arrest former King Giandra for the former protests against Nepal’s constitution through support for the pro-Mohamed protests. CPN-Maoist-Centre Deputy Secretary-General Matrika Prasad Yadav addressed the media here, accusing Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath of supporting the pro-Territory agency movement in Nepal and saying that UP’s CM should implement his ideas first in India.

“If the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre) is in power, King Giandra will be arrested. The protesters’ call for a return to the monarchy in Nepal is basically contrary to the Nepal constitutional violation, and through the support movement, Giandra extended support to anti-enterprise activities.” Matrika Prasad Yadav believes that the movement to restore the Nepal monarchy is not widespread, but has attracted attention because it runs contrary to the democratic movement that has continued in Kathmandu for nearly two decades.

Mr. Yadav also pointed out that Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Adityanath had interfered in internal affairs in Nepal and accused him of expanding support for Nepal’s pro-women movement. Yadav said: “The Chief Minister of UP hopes that Nepal will put Hindu Rashtra under the rule of the king under the king’s rule.

Mr Yadav criticized the current Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and said that the government has become the highest and all the decisions the Prime Minister himself is making, which has made the Communist Party of Nepal (UML) a personalization-centered organization and lifted it from the marsh of ideology. Mr Yadav said: “All major political parties around the world suffer from this personality cult syndrome, and Nepal is no exception. Oli made all the decisions and the others were in trouble.”