A commission appointed to probe the excessive use of force during the Gen-Z agitation of September 8-9 in Nepal will summon ousted Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli for an explanation. Officials gave this information on Thursday (January 1, 2025).

At least 19 youth were killed in police firing during a protest against the Oli government in Kathmandu on September 8. 77 people lost their lives in the unrest that lasted for two days across the country. Human Rights Watch (HRW) and other concerned organizations have alleged that security forces used disproportionate and unlawful force, including indiscriminate shelling, against protesters. Due to this movement, Oli’s coalition government had to be ousted from power.

Commission chief Gauri Bahadur Karki told reporters on Thursday that after the completion of the process of recording the statement of the then Home Minister Ramesh Writer, preparations are underway to seek clarification from CPN-UML president and former Prime Minister Oli.

Bahadur Karki said the commission is working as per the plan to submit its final report within the extended deadline of January 21. The three-member inquiry commission was constituted through a Cabinet decision on September 21. However, Oli has raised questions on the validity and impartiality of the commission and said that he will not appear before it.

The Commission has also lifted the travel ban imposed on the Nepali Congress leader and writer. He was banned from leaving Kathmandu Valley and going abroad. The author had said before the commission on Monday that he takes full moral responsibility for the deaths and other losses on September 8. However, he claimed that the vandalism and arson that took place across the country on September 9 was not spontaneous, but the result of a ‘planned conspiracy against democracy and the nation’.

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The unexpected violent movement of Gen-Z lasted barely 48 hours, but it created tremendous turmoil in Nepal. Nepal plunged into a period of deep mourning, anger and collective uncertainty. It has just started taking care of itself. On September 8 and 9, 2025, 75 people were killed and more than 2,000 were injured in the Gen-Z movement against corruption, mismanagement and social media regulation.

According to the Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Nepal (FNCCI), the recent violent protests and incidents of arson have caused damage to private property worth approximately US$571 million. The private sector contributes 81 percent to Nepal’s national economy and 86 percent of total jobs are in the private sector.

Assessment of damage to historical heritage and buildings continues

The assessment of damage caused to government buildings and historical heritage is still underway. The government has not yet made public the cost of the damage caused to the Prime Minister’s Office (Singh Darbar), the historic Parliament House, the Supreme Court and the President’s Office (Rashtrapati Bhavan).

After these incidents, an interim government was formed on September 12 under the leadership of former Chief Justice Sushila Karki. Till now he has expanded the cabinet twice by appointing eight ministers. The interim government has to conduct free, fair and credible general elections within the next six months.

Commission will investigate and submit report within 3 months

The government has constituted a three-member commission headed by former judge Gauri Bahadur Karki to investigate human rights violations and damage to public and private properties. The commission has to submit its report within three months.

In the statement issued by the Home Minister, it has been said that now complaints of arson or theft will not be filed, because the commission has started its work. Critics say that this weakens the role of the regular criminal justice process.

Nepal’s President advised to participate in the elections

Earlier, the recommendations of many commissions made during Jan Andolan-I (1990) and Jan Andolan-II (2006/2007) were not implemented, which strengthened the resentment. The main challenges now facing the interim government are to conduct the upcoming general elections and implement a new voter registration ordinance so that the youth participating in the protests can also vote. The voter enrollment period is 90 days.

The Prime Minister, after consulting the Election Commission, has given instructions to hold elections in March 2026. The President has also met political parties and advised them to participate in the elections. Despite the Prime Minister’s promise to hold elections, differences remain among the youth. Many unorganized groups have emerged on social media platforms like Discord. Some groups first tried to communicate with the Army Chief and later with the President.

Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah silent

Some youth are advocating reforms in existing political parties, while others are demanding constitutional amendment and a directly elected Prime Minister. Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah had appealed for peace during the protests, but has remained silent since then. If differences among the youth persist, there is a fear of violence in the elections.

The youth are now considering registering their own political party instead of becoming independent candidates. The government of former Prime Minister K. Travel ban has been imposed on five people including P. Oli and former Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak. CPN-UML has objected to this and said that if the investigation appears to be politically motivated then the parties will oppose it.

15,000 prisoners escaped from 28 jails

Following the violence during the protests, 486 police units were attacked and 1,247 weapons were looted. About 15,000 prisoners escaped from 28 jails, of which only half have returned. Some prisoners were arrested in New Delhi after crossing the Indian border.

The security system in Nepal is divided into three organs, Nepal Police, Nepal Armed Forces and Nepal Army, but lack of coordination was seen among them. The police played an active role during the movement, but there was a delay in the deployment of other forces. Holding elections in these circumstances will be challenging for the interim government. The government will have to ensure compliance with the law to curb anarchy and corruption. Nepal also needs international support, including from its neighbours, for stability.

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Important decisions have been taken in the first cabinet meeting of Sushila Karki Sarkar of Nepal. The government has decided to give Rs 10 lakh in the form of compensation to the families of those killed during the Genji movement. Apart from this, Rs 5 lakh will be provided to each family for other necessary expenses.

All the people killed during the protest declared martyr
The government has declared all the people killed in the Genji movement as martyrs. Along with this, it has also been decided to celebrate 17 September (1 Ashoj) every year as Condolence Day. The government has taken the in -principle decision to set up a high -level Judicial Inquiry Commission to conduct a fair investigation into the incidents during the Genji movement. The Antarim government has also decided to withdraw all the proposals presented by the former Oli cabinet in the cabinet.

Construction of Genji Memorial Park
In memory of the people who were martyred in the Genji movement, the government has decided to build a Jenji Memorial Park, so that their sacrifice is not lost and can become an inspiration for the generations to come.

Sushila Karki formed three new ministers
Nepal acting Prime Minister Sushila Karki included three new ministers in her cabinet. Kulaman Ghising, Rameshwar Khanal and Om Prakash Aryal were sworn in on Monday (September 15, 2025). Sushila Karki took over on Sunday (14 September, 2025). President Ramchandra Paudel made this appointment on his recommendation.

Department of new ministers

• Kulman Ghising was given the charge of the Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Urban Development.
• Rameshwar Khanal was appointed as Finance Minister.
• Om Prakash Aryal was given the charge of Law and Home Ministry.

72 people died in nationwide demonstration
KP Sharma had to resign on Tuesday (September 9, 2025) on Tuesday (September 9, 2025) by hundreds of protesters demanding Oli’s resignation. At least 72 people lost their lives in a nationwide protest.

There is a big change in Nepal’s politics. The formation of the interim government under the leadership of Prime Minister Sushila Karki is moving fast. According to sources in Rashtrapati Bhavan Sheetal Niwas, the names of four important ministries have been fixed. Preparations are being made to make Omprakash Aral a Home Minister, Rameshwar Khanal as Finance Minister, Kulman Ghising as Energy Minister and Balanand Sharma as Defense Minister. The remaining posts will be discussed later.

Sources said that the swearing -in ceremony can take place today (September 15). With this, Nepal’s long -standing political instability is expected to end. At the same time, former cricket captain Paras Khadka is likely to be made the Minister of Youth and Sports and Industrialist Aseem Man Singh Basnet as Physical Infrastructure and Traffic Minister. Significantly, Sushila Karki was sworn in as Prime Minister on 12 September. Prior to him, PM KP Sharma Oli had to resign under pressure from anti -corruption protests. President Ramchandra Paudel dissolved Parliament, assuming the demand of GEN-Z protesters and announced to hold elections by March 2026.

Experienced faces get important responsibility

Sushila Karki has given place to such faces in the cabinet, whose image is clean and specialized.

• Omprakash Aryal (Home Minister): Supreme Court lawyers, more than 50 petitions were filed on corruption and civil rights.
• Rameshwar Khanal (Finance Minister): Former Finance Secretary, Advocates of Economic Reforms and Foreign Investment.
• Kulman Ghising (Minister of Energy): Former NEA head of the Lodsheding, the architect of the Indo-Nepal Power Agreement.
• Balanand Sharma (Defense Minister): Retired Lieutenant General, an important role in adjustment of Maoist fighters in the army.
• Paras Khadka (Sports Minister): Cricketer, dear to youth, a glimpse of the Gen-Z movement.
• Aseem Man Singh Basnet (Infrastructure Minister): Tech entrepreneurs, the founder of the Pathao app, the ability to modernize Nepal’s infrastructure.

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The Supreme Court of Nepal has said that important documents, which were part of the country’s judicial history, were almost destroyed in anti -government protests led by recent students. However, the court has pledged to resume the functioning at the earliest.

Chief Justice Prakashman Singh Raut said in a statement on Thursday (September 11, 2025), “We are adamant and firm on the path of justice in every situation.” The news portal ‘My Republic’ said on Saturday (September 13, 2025) as saying, “We pledge to resume the court as soon as possible to meet the expectations of the citizens as soon as possible.”

Important documents related to judicial history destroyed

The Chief Justice expressed grief over the damage to the court buildings due to arson, stone pelting, sabotage and looting during the ‘Gen-Z’ movement spread across the country. He said that important documents related to Nepal’s judicial history were almost destroyed in violence.

At least 19 people were killed in police action during protests against corruption and ban on social media on Monday. In protest, Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli resigned on Tuesday soon after hundreds of protesters entered the Prime Minister’s Office. The ban on social media was lifted on Monday night.

51 people died in Nepal performance

According to the latest Nepal Police data, at least 51 people, including an Indian citizen, died in demonstrations led by ‘Gen-Z’ (people born between 1997 and 2012), which started on Monday. After the resignation of KP Sharma Oli, former Chief Justice Sushila Karki has been made the head of the interim government in Nepal. He was sworn in as the interim Prime Minister of the country on Friday (September 12, 2025).

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Nepal gen z protest: The ongoing political crisis in Nepal is not just a social dissatisfaction, but also a deep sign related to the movement of the planets. In the zodiac sign of Shani and Rahu, Yuti shook the roots of power, while the clash of Mercury and Mars put the youth on the streets.

The Prime Minister’s resignation, social media ban and Gen-Z movement shows that this change is only the beginning. The Guru’s being in Gemini indicates a new leadership, but at the moment the situation of division and differences will also be deep. Astrological calculation clearly says that Nepal will have to face more changes in the coming years.

Nepal is currently going through a period where the aspirations of politics, society and youth are colliding. The Prime Minister’s resignation, the ban on social media and the echo of Gen-Z on the streets suggest that the gap between power and the public has become deep.

The question arises whether all this is just a political dissatisfaction, or does the planets also have any role behind it? Astrological calculation indicates us that this turmoil of Nepal is not going to stop at the moment, but the start of deep changes to come.

The movement of the youth of Nepal suddenly erupted. The ban on social media gave it a spark, but the inner anger is much older than this.

The dominance and corruption of the children of Napo Kids, the children, had gradually filled the dissatisfaction with years. When Rahu and Saturn came together in Pisces, it became an explosive situation.

Astrology Granth says that when Rahu is with Saturn, the roots of power are shaken and the dissatisfaction of the people becomes vocal. This is the reason that the Prime Minister suddenly had to leave the chair and the discussion of the interim government started.

From astrological point of view, the most interesting aspect of this whole incident is the position of Mercury and Mars. Mercury is a factor of dialogue and information, while Mars is a symbol of energy and struggle.

When both of them collide, the mass media takes the form of rebellion. This is what happened in Nepal. The youth considered the ban imposed on social media an attack on their freedom and the energy of Mars turned it into a movement on the road. That is why this movement was not only a question of technology, but became a question of self -esteem and existence.

Guru is currently in Gemini. The nature of Gemini is considered dual. The effect of this is that a new thinking and ideological revolution is visible in the movement, but it is not united.

The youth are divided into different groups and are not able to agree on leadership. This is the reason that at this time no one such face can be revealed in Nepal, which can give direction to the entire movement. The same situation of the Guru indicates that the change will come, but first one will have to bear the round of disintegration and differences.

7-8 September 2025 After the lunar eclipse, the turmoil in Nepal was not just a coincidence. Eclipse period has always affected power, politics and social structures.

It is mentioned in the Puranas that after the eclipse, the king’s chair is immersed and the dissatisfaction of the subjects is vocal. The eclipse of 7 September in Nepal proved to be the astrological trigger of this entire movement. After that, protests intensified, violence increased and finally the fall of power came to light.

Now the question is what will happen next? Astrology says that this crisis of 2025 is only the beginning. The joint status of Shani and Rahu shows that instability will remain for a long time.

There will be new debates related to justice and constitution in 2026. The younger generation will intensify their demands and this movement will shake the roots of Nepal’s democracy.

There will be a sign of stability only when a favorable position of Guru and Saturn will be created, and that time will come around 2027. Till then Nepal may face temporary governments, leadership disputes and social unrest.

Astrological measures can also be considered important at this time. Mercury-Mangal Sadhana is required to give positive direction to the energy of youth. If this energy goes towards violence, then the situation will worsen, but if it is converted into positive power, then this will create the future of Gen-Z Nepal.

In the entire perspective, Nepal today stands at such a point of history, where both politics and astrology are telling the same story. Politics states that the public wants change, and astrology states that the cycle of time is also demanding change.

Saturn-Rahu are challenging power, Mercury-Mars are giving air to the revolution of youth, and the gurus are indicating that the new leadership will be emerged, but after partition and struggle. This is the reason that astrological calculations clearly say that now is the beginning, Nepal will have to face more deep changes.

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Uddhav Thackeray faction Rajya Sabha MP Raut said that Eknath Shinde faction gave a police complaint against him. He said that Shinde faction has complained about this statement ‘situation like Nepal can be in Maharashtra and India’. UBT MP said that they are scared. Corruption provides strength but the revolution of Nepal has shown the way. He also wrote Jai Hind, Jai Maharashtra and Bharat Mata Ki Jai in his X post.

Sanjay Nirupam wrote a letter to the police

Earlier on Thursday (September 11), Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Nirupam demanded police action against Sanjay Raut to comment on social media in connection with the ongoing civil unrest in Nepal. In a letter to the Versova police, Nirupam alleged that Raut had said that similar disturbance can spread in India too. Nirupam said, “The purpose of such a statement is to create fear among the citizens and such comments are similar to rhetoric against the interests of the country. Raut’s comment is unconstitutional, dangerous and promoting instability. The police should register a criminal case against Raut for his anti-national remarks.

51 people killed in Gen Z violence in Nepal

The death toll in Gen Z violence in Nepal has increased to 51. Nepal Police gave information about this. Discussion is going on about the formation of a new government in Nepal, but so far no conclusion has come out who will take charge of the interim government. However, the name of former Nepal Chief Justice Sushila Karki has come out.

Meanwhile, a ‘Brihat Civil Movement’ (BNA), an organization associated with civil society in Nepal, has alleged that a conspiracy is being hatched to restore the monarchy under military mediation in the country. The organization says that this conspiracy is being hatched amidst the continuation of political talks for the formation of a transition government after the collapse of KP Sharma Oli administration.

Nepal Crisis: Nepal is going through a huge upheaval these days where the violent demonstrations of Gen Z have shook the country. This movement started against corruption and social media ban has now reached the demand for change of power. Meanwhile, the name of Kulman Ghising is emerging vigorously as the next interim Prime Minister. After all, who is the Kulman Ghizing, whom the people of Nepal call ‘Kul Maan’? Let’s know about them.

Who is the Kulman worn

Kulman Ghising was born in an ordinary family in Nepal. Since childhood, he was troubled by the problem of power cuts, which was common in his village. This darkness inspired him to do something big in the energy field. After completing engineering studies, Kurtman started his services in Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA). In 2016, when he became the Managing Director of NEA, Nepal was struggling with heavy power cuts. Industries were stalled and life was disturbed. Kurtman accepted this challenge and made revolutionary changes in power generation, distribution and management.

How to become a hero among the public

Kurtman banned power theft, took strict steps against corruption and promoted hydroelectric projects. Nepal’s power generation capacity increased from 856 MW to 3500 MW. This achievement made him the hero of the public. People started calling him ‘Kul Maan’, because he brought respect and light for the community. Not only this, the credit for the rejuvenation of Nepal Electricity Board goes to worrying, he took over this work and brought NEA, which was struggling with a loss of Rs 900 crore, within three years. In March this year, KP Sharma Oli’s government made Hitendra Dev Shakya the Managing Director of Nepal Electricity Board.

Removed from post in March

In 2025, his tenure was only 4 months left, after which the angry public came out on the streets. People demanded his restoration on the road, during which there was a conflict with the police. Now that there is a leadership crisis in Nepal, people are looking for a face that is honest.

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In Nepal KP Oli Against Gen-Z The movement became furious on Tuesday (9 September 2025). Miscreants Done All over the country I caused such havoc, which no one had imagined. In front of the anger of the youth KP Oli He had to bow down and submit his resignation. In this violent performance, Nepal suffered so much damage as it did not happen even in the 2015 earthquake.

Miscreants set fire to Hotel Hilton

Kathmandu The second city of Nepal including the fire of violence in the fire of violence Desert Is lying Gen-Z In the case of movement Kathmandu The highest hotel of it also arrived. Miscreants Cay hotel Hilton I set fire. This 5 Star The hotel was ready in July 2024. About 500 crore (5 billion) Indian rupees were spent to make it. Most abroad in this hotel with all modern facilities Tourist Used to stay

Supreme Court, Singh Durbar also burnt

The protesters violated the huge deployment of curfew and security forces and attacked various major buildings and establishments. They Supreme Court, Singh Darbar (Ministers’ Office), President Accommodation, KP Oli The houses of former Prime Ministers and many ministers were set on fire. The situation became such that the leaders had to run to save their lives.

Insurance company may suffer losses

Nepal Insurance Association (Nia) If you believe, the way All over the country There has been violence in the insurance company for more than 3100 crore (31 billion) Indian rupees Claim May have to face This damage is about three times more than the 2025 earthquake in Nepal. Nepal Insurance Association And Nepal Nation Bank Together violence In Has Loss Of assessment Tax doing Is, Miscreants Done Bhatbhatni SupermarketCG Electronics, Global CollegeCentral Business Parks like Industry Also burnt This time insurance companies may have to suffer heavy losses.

Hours before Oli’s resignation, protesters set fire to his private residence in Balkot. The miscreants attacked the residential complexes of President Ramchandra Podel, former Prime Minister Pushp Kamal Dahal Prachanda, former Communications Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung, former Home Minister Ramesh writer and former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba.

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There were recent incidents of arson and sabotage in Nepal. GEN-Z protests on social media ban. After the protest, the government had also withdrawn its decision. Now the protests in Nepal have calmed down. Actress Manisha Koirala also reacted on this. Manisha Koirala comes from Nepal. Let’s know about Manisha Koirala.

Manisha Koirala’s family

Manisha was born on 16 August 1970 in Nepal. Manisha bills the political family. Manisha’s grandfather Bishweshwar Prasad Koirala was the Prime Minister of Nepal from the late 1950s to the early 1960s. Apart from this, two of his great -grandfather Girija Prasad Koirala and Matrika Prasad Koirala were also the Prime Minister of Nepal.

His father Prakash Koirala is a politician and is a former cabinet minister. At the same time, his mother Sushma Koirala is a housewife. Manisha has a brother Siddharth Koirala, who is an actor.

Life spent in India

Manisha spent her early life in India. She stayed in her grandmother’s house in Varanasi for a few years. After this she stayed in Delhi and then in Mumbai. Manisha studied in Varanasi till 10th class. After this she came to Delhi and then she studied at Army Public School.

Manisha Koirala’s religion

Manisha was born in the Koirala family, who is a Kanyakubj Brahmin. Koirala is a traditional Hindu community of Nepal. She follows Hinduism.

Manisha Koirala appeared in these films

Talking about Manisha’s work, Manisha started working in films in Nepal in 1989. He also took modeling projects. In 1991, he made his debut in Hindi films. She appeared in the merchant. He then worked in many films. He, Yalgar, Anmol, Milan, 1942: a love story, criminal, bombay, guddu, silence, secret, heart, suddenly, cartridges, rebel, fear, mind, king fell in love with the queen.