From the Government of Nepal Social Media Platform On Monday (September 8, 2025) in protest against the ban on the ban, youths performed violently in many parts of the country. Kathmandu In front of Parliament House in Gen-z Thousands of youths, including school students under the banner of this, clashed with the police. Some? Agitator The Parliament entered the premises, after which the police had to run sticks to disperse the mob, resort to tear gas shells and rubber bullets.

Stoning at PM KP Oli’s stones

Nepal’s heat of this violent performance PM KP Oli Of Splendor Reached the residence. Kathmandu According to the post report, protesters KP Oli Stoned at the ancestral residence in Damk. The police opened fire as a warning to control the situation. Protesters Campus Gate And Chia Dokan In three places between Tires By fire in East-West The highway was also blocked, causing almost Half Traffic remained disrupted for hours.

Police did gelibari to remove the crowd

Earlier, about 10 people were injured in the clashes between the protesters and the police in the fire. It is being told that the police Birtamod I also firing. The protesters first demonstrated and arson in front of the Damak Municipality Office. After this, he moved towards the Prime Minister’s residence. So far, there have been reports of 21 people being killed in a clash between police and protesters, while more than 200 people are injured.

The army has been deployed to control the situation in Kathmandu. Kathmandu district administration has implemented curfew till 10 pm on Monday night to prevent unrest in the areas around Parliament House. Chief District Officer Chitra Lal Rizal said in a notice, “People will not be allowed to move, demonstrations, meetings, meetings or demonstrations in the restricted sector.” The local administration later also implemented these orders in Rashtrapati Bhavan, Vice President’s residence and various areas around the Prime Minister’s Office.

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