Amid the ongoing protests in Nepal, a young protestor named Subhash made a statement regarding Jane-Z in an interview to ANI. He said that Jane-Z wants freedom from corruption. We want change, so we are performing. We wanted to beat him (former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli), but he has gone somewhere. He has left the country and fled. We caught all the politicians. We burnt the house of Sher Bahadur Deuba and his wife Arzu Deuba. ,

Subhash further said that we demand a good leader. We want to talk to the President. We will know today what is going to happen. The violent protests we saw for the last two days will not happen now, but we want a new rule and law in the country.

#Watch Kathmandu: Subhash, A Protester in Nepal, “The Gen-Z Wants Regulation, It Wants Freedom from Corruption. He has left for somewhere. pic.twitter.com/lhfph2PQBB

– ANI (@ani) September 10, 2025

Army personnel on Nepal’s streets
According to the PTI report, the army personnel were deployed in Kathmandu and other cities to implement the order of ban and restore peace from the morning of Wednesday (10 September 2025), a day after anti -government violent demonstrations in Nepal. P. Sharma Oli has had to resign from the post of Prime Minister. The Nepali army, who commanded the security operations of the entire country at 10 pm on Tuesday night, has imposed ban in many areas across the country including Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur cities to control the unrest even hours after Oli left the post.

Protesters burnt ministers’ houses
The army expressed concern over the actions of some groups in a statement, “He said,” Those who are taking unfair advantage of difficult situations and causing serious harm to ordinary citizens and public property. ” His soldiers have been deployed against him. “An official associated with the case said that the authorities have also issued an order to the residents that they should stay indoors until they do not have very important work, so that further disturbance can be prevented. Since morning, Kathmandu’s generally moving roads looked deserted. Only a few people came out of the houses and that too especially to buy things of everyday needed. There is a strong patrolling of security personnel on the roads and on Tuesday, the protesters were put up in government and private buildings. Fire brigade were seen to extinguish the fire. The protesters on Tuesday set fire to Parliament, President’s Office, Prime Minister’s residence, government buildings, offices of political parties and homes of senior leaders.

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Nepal is currently facing the biggest and fierce mass movement of decades. Protests led by ‘Jane Z’ protesters against corruption, nepotism and social media ban have taken violent form. There is arson and sabotage in the capital Kathmandu and other cities. This movement has become especially a symbol of the anger of the youth, who had been angry with political corruption and inequalities for a long time.
The most shocking moment of this movement came when the protesters attacked Nepal’s Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba. In the video, he can be seen wiping blood from his face. Angry mob entered his residence and kicked him. The protesters also recorded a video of the incident and put it on social media.

PM Oli resigns
Nepal’s Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned amid violence and demonstrations. After banning social media, the demonstrations became even more fierce. The government had banned 26 unregistered platforms, including Facebook, YouTube and X. Despite the removal of the ban, the movement is not taking the name of stopping. With the resignation of Prime Minister Oli, Nepal’s political situation has become more unstable.

Death and injured number increased
So far 21 people have died in the ongoing demonstration in Nepal. More than 300 people are said to be injured. The situation is the worst in the capital Kathmandu, where even the minister is not safe. Finance Minister Bishnu Prasad Paudel was attacked by angry protesters. In a video, a protestor kicks them and dropped them, causing their balance to deteriorate and they collided with the wall.

Inequalities increased public anger
In a poor country like Nepal, where per capita income is only $ 1,400 per year, the luxurious property and luxury lifestyle of politicians and their children created anger in the public’s mind. The youth accused the leaders that they are having fun in the poverty of the public. As a result, the movement gradually took the form of anti-corruption public revolution.

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On Tuesday (September 9, 2025), in view of the situation on the second day of the broad GEN-Z protest in Nepal, the Government of India appealed to its citizens to postpone the journey of the neighboring country till the situation there is normal. The Ministry of External Affairs (Mea) has issued an advisory in this regard. The Ministry of External Affairs has also requested Indian citizens present in Nepal to avoid getting out on the streets and take precautions.

Mea What did you say by issuing a statement,

In the statement, the Ministry of External Affairs said, “In view of the changing situation in Nepal, Indian citizens are advised to postpone the journey to Nepal till the situation is normal. Indian citizens present in Nepal are advised to stay in their residences, avoid getting out on the streets and take care.

The Ministry of External Affairs advised Indian citizens to follow the security advice issued by Nepal officials and the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu. The Ministry of External Affairs said, ‘If any assistance is required, please call the following helpline numbers of Indian Embassy in Kathmandu: 977 – 980 860 2881; 977 – 981 032 6134. ‘

Prime Minister of Nepal resigns

After the large -scale anti -government demonstrations due to banning social media, Nepal’s Prime Minister K.K. P. Sharma Oli resigned from his post on Tuesday (September 9, 2025).

Expressed grief over the death of youth during protest

India said in a statement that many youths died during protests in Nepal. This has hurt him deeply and hoped that these issues will be resolved peacefully in Nepal.

India-Nepal’s air travel canceled

Amid anti -government protests in Nepal, Air India, IndiGo and Nepal Airlines canceled their flights from Delhi to Kathmandu.

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Nepal, India’s closest neighboring country, is currently in a very worrying situation. The Gen-Z movement started in the country after banning social media has now taken a wide form. The youth of the country are playing the lead role in this demonstration, which has now become completely violent. After the protests of the youth, Nepal’s situation has now become such that the Prime Minister of the country himself. P. Sharma Oli has submitted his resignation himself. The first five ministers of the country had resigned from their posts. On the other hand, on the other hand, the eyes of the whole world are especially focused on Nepal. The news of anarchy in Nepal is in media outlets around the world and Nepal’s media is also continuously issuing updates about this protest.

Prime Minister resigns after increasing violence in the country

After the violence in Nepal on Monday (September 8, 2025), Prime Minister K.K. P. Sharma Oli was very criticized. After this, Prime Minister K.K. P. Sharma Oli submitted his resignation on Tuesday (September 9, 2025). There itself. After the ongoing turmoil and protests in the country, Nepal’s media is also continuously giving updates on it.

KP Oli left post after death and injured

The Kathmandu Post, a major Nepal newspaper, said for the ongoing situation in the country and the resignation of the PM that PM Oli has resigned from his post after 19 protesters were killed and hundreds of people were injured during the nationwide agitation against corruption and anarchy in Nepal. The newspaper wrote, ‘Ever since KP Sharma Oli is in politics, there has never been a doubt about his anti -democracy stance.’

What did KP Oli say while submitting resignation?

According to another Nepali newspaper The Himalayan Times, KP Oli has published the statement of the resignation submitted to Nepal’s President Ramchandra Paudel. The newspaper wrote, ‘In his letter to President Ramchandra Paudel, Oli has accepted the extraordinary circumstances of the country and also advocated the constitutional political solution.’

Extensive controversy in the country over nepotism and corruption

Another newspaper named Nepali Times on Monday (September 8, 2025) said that the agitation was part of a protest that was led by Nepali, which was being led by Nepali. There was widespread discussion in Nepal about nepotism, corruption and rich-poverty gap. The youth of this country have recently seen a fierce student movement in Bangladesh regarding corruption and unemployment. He has also seen how the students’ movement in Bangladesh gained momentum and Sheikh Hasina had to leave the power of Bangladesh.

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The Gen-Z movement in Nepal has coupled. One by one the first ministers resigned, but when the movement did not stop, then Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has also resigned from the post. After KP Oli’s resignation, Balen Shah has appealed to the young agitators to maintain peace. Apart from them, Army Chief and Chief Secretary have also asked to stop the Gen-Z movement now.

The Chief Secretary of Nepal, Home Secretary to the Government of Nepal, Army Chief of Nepal and Inspector General of Armed Police Force have appealed to the agitators that they should now stop the violent movement. In a joint statement, the top officials said, “We pay our heartfelt tribute to all those who have lost their lives in these incidents and we express our deep condolences to all the condolences.”

KP Sharma Oli resigns, now take restraint: officer

Top officials told the public that Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has resigned as Prime Minister and his resignation has been accepted. In this serious substitution, we honestly appeal to all citizens to be restrained so that the country does not suffer more loss of loss and property.

Officials made this appeal to the agitators

Top officials of Nepal jointly requested people that we also honestly appeal to all the parties concerned that the issue should be discovered at the earliest through political dialogue and peacefully.

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