The leaders of Madagascar's Gen Z movement, whose protests helped topple President Andry Rajoelina, say they disapprove of the prime minister appointed by the country's new ruler.
Col Michael Randrianirina led a coup last week and was sworn in as head of state on Friday.
On Monday, he named businessman Herintsalama Rajaonarivelo as his prime minister. But in a statement on Facebook, Gen Z Mada said the appointment was made in a "non-transparent" manner and "without consultation".
Gen Z Mada added that the decision "runs contrary to the desired structural change" the movement was seeking.
The group has demanded to know how Rajaonarivelo was selected given what it says was his connection to the previous government.
