निरकुंशतालाई परास्त गर्दा जिम्वावेमा यस्तो खुसी (फोटो फिचर)

संबाददाता : Samaj Khabar प्रकाशित मिति: ६ मंसिर २०७४, बुधबार ०४:४६

काठमाडौं । जिम्बावेमा ३७ वर्षदेखि शासन गर्दै आएका ९३ वर्षे राष्ट्रपति रोबर्ट मुगाबेले अन्ततः पदबाट राजीनामा दिएका छन् । आफ्नी पत्नी ग्रेस मुगाबेलाई उत्तराधिकारी बनाउन खोज्दा विवाद भएपछि अन्ततः मुगाबेले नै कुर्सीबाट हात धुन बाध्य भएका हुन् ।

उनले श्रीमतीलाई उत्तराधिकारी बनाउन खोजेपछि त्यहाँको सेना र नागरिक विरोधमा उत्रिएका थिए । सेनाले शक्ति हातमा लिँदै मुगाबेलाई घरमै नजरबन्दमा राखेको थियो ।

महाअभियोगको सामना गर्नुपर्ने स्थिति आएपछि मुगाबेले राजीनाम दिएका हुन् ।

मुगाबेले राजीनामा दिएपछि देशै झुमेको छ । अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय संचारमाध्यमहरुले मुगाबेले देश नै छाड्न सक्ने अड्कल गरेका छन् ।

These were scenes of jubilation in Zimbabwe's parliament as the announcement was made this afternoon that Robert Mugabe had finally resigned after 37 years in power

Politicians broke out into applause and chanting at a joint sitting of parliament when Speaker Jacob Mudenda announced Mugabe's resignation and suspended the impeachment procedure There were scenes of celebration on the streets of Harare as the world's oldest head of state caved in to pressure and ended a near four decades grip on power defined by brutality and economic collapse

Members of the military, whose march in Harare last week singalled the beginning of the end for Mugabe, watch as people celebrate upon hearing the news that he has resigned

While Mugabe is still popular among Zimbabweans, the population had become increasingly concerned that his much-loathed wife Grace was preparing to take over. The announcement that he had resigned was met with wild celebrations

Harare erupted in wild celebrations this evening as dictator Robert Mugabe finally caved in to pressure and stepped down Celebrations continued long into the night in Harare as Mugabe finally loosed his grip on power after 37 years

Citizens wave flags and chant slogans in Harare after Robert Mugabe resigned as the country's president

Men hold a mock gravestone for General Chiwenga, one of Mugabe's many nicknames, as they celebrate in Harare

The military has deployed extra troops on to the streets in an attempt to keep the peace amid carnival scenes

There was little sign of trouble on Tuesday night, however, as members of the public cheered the army after Mugabe resigned Citizens in Harare take part in an all-night party that began with the resignation of Mugabe on Tuesday afternoon

Thousands of people poured on to the streets of the Zimbabwean capital to celebrate. Many had previously stayed indoors, fearful that violence was about to erupt