Former Crown Prince Paras Shah breaks silence; says monarchy can revive if people want

Former Crown Prince Paras Shah has spoken to media in Bara, Nepal breaking a long silence. Shah presented himself before the journalists and answered candidly the questions posed by the journalists.

Answering a question on monarchy Paras Shah said, although I personally don't want to become a King, monarchy can revive if people want.

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