Kathmandu, March 2 -- Prime Minister Sushila Karki on Monday urged voters to participate in the March 5 House of Representatives election, describing it as a decisive moment for the country's future.

In a national address, Karki said Nepal stood at a "historic and important juncture" and appealed to citizens to cast their ballots.

"Voting is not merely about stamping a symbol. It is a decision about the future of you and your children," she said.

Referring to the period after the Gen Z movement, she called it "complex, sensitive and challenging," marked by public anger and uncertainty. The government's first duty, she said, had been to steer the country away from violence and back to the constitutional path.

"Today, we have crossed th...