Nepal’s political crisis has entered a new phase with sources indicating that the Nepal Army intervened directly in the standoff. According to insiders, senior military leadership advised former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to step down, offering him a safe and face-saving exit amid mounting protests across the country. The Army is now said to have formally assumed charge of the political transition process, positioning itself as the guarantor of stability after weeks of unrest. While Oli’s resignation marks the end of a turbulent chapter, the military’s takeover signals the beginning of an uncertain phase in Nepal’s democratic journey, as calls grow both for political reform and for assurances that civilian governance will be restored.