Nepal’s newly appointed Speaker, Krishna Prasad Aryal, is already facing scrutiny and criticism from opposition parties. Ongoing protests are coinciding with concerns regarding Aryal’s management of recent parliamentary disputes. These disputes have exacerbated a pre-existing lack of trust between the ruling coalition and the opposition. Critics allege Aryal’s actions have failed to de-escalate tensions and foster a more collaborative political environment. The opposition is actively leveraging these issues to challenge the Speaker’s authority and the government’s stability. This early period of controversy casts a shadow over Aryal’s tenure and raises questions about his ability to navigate the complex political landscape. The situation highlights the deep-seated divisions within Nepal’s parliament.