Nepal’s Prime Minister Balendra Shah has received a medical exemption to wear sunglasses, a notable contrast to a recent ban on dark glasses within Parliament. Doctors recommended the eyewear to protect the Prime Minister’s eyes from excessive light. This creates a peculiar situation where the country’s leader is permitted to wear sunglasses while other lawmakers are not. The parliamentary ban appears to be aimed at ensuring clear visibility and proper decorum during sessions. The medical exception highlights a unique clash between health needs and legislative rules. This incident has sparked some discussion regarding the application of regulations and potential for special treatment.