In February and March 2025, Nepal saw large protests across the country, with many people calling for the return of the monarchy. These protests were mainly led by supporters of the former king, Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev. Protesters organized rallies, bike parades, and public meetings to demand that Nepal bring back the monarchy as the country's form of government.

Many citizens feel that the monarchy was a symbol of Nepal's history, culture, and stability. They believe that the country has faced many problems since it became a republic in 2008, including political instability and economic struggles. People from different parts of the country, including rural areas, joined the protests, showing their support for a return to a monarchical system.

The protests have become bigger with each passing day, and supporters are calling for a system where the king would have a constitutional role, like in countries such as the UK. They argue that a monarchy could bring back the unity, peace, and cultural pride that Nepal once had under the kings.

These protests have sparked debates across the country. Supporters of the monarchy say that the republic has failed, while others argue that democracy is the right path for Nepal. The protests are a reminder of the strong feelings many Nepali people have about the future of their country and the role of the monarchy.