Balen Shah, often referred to as Nepal's 'super PM', has completed his first month in office following a significant youth-led movement that ousted the previous government. His tenure has been marked by the resignation of two key ministers: Labour Minister Deepak Sah and Home Minister Sudan Gurung, which has raised questions about the government's effectiveness and stability. Supporters expressed disappointment over the recent controversies, indicating a decline in confidence among the youth who initially supported Shah. Additionally, concerns about transparency have emerged, as Shah has not yet held a press conference or addressed the nation since his election. The government's recent decision to demolish riverside squatters in Kathmandu Valley has further fueled criticism, with many questioning the lack of planning and rehabilitation measures. This move, reminiscent of Shah's previous mayoral tenure, has raised human rights concerns, especially following violent clashes during earlier attempts at demolition. The political landscape remains turbulent as Shah navigates these challenges in his early days as Prime Minister.