Jane ji protests in India’s neighboring country Nepal have affected the country very badly. Meanwhile, a large number of Nepali citizens returning to the Rupaidiha border of the Indo-Nepal border reacted to the current situation. Meanwhile, Khem Bahadur, a resident of Palpa, gave his views. He said that the condition of Nepal has become so bad that people have now started thinking that if the British had made Nepal with India and made a slave, the country would have been ahead today. According to him, at least trains, roads and employment facilities were there.

In a statement to the private channel, Khem Bahadur said that after the arrival of democracy, people had great expectations. The public was thinking that there will be development in the country now, but the leaders developed themselves instead of the public. The means of employment are almost negligible and the common people have been left on their own. They believe that if Nepal’s leadership was honest and visionary, then the situation would not have been so bad.

View on Jane-G movement
The recent Jane-G movement in Nepal brought a big change in both politics and society. Khem Bahadur believes that this movement was necessary because the public’s anger had become very deep, but he condemned arson and sabotage in government buildings during the movement. He says that these buildings will be rebuilt from the public’s pocket i.e. tax, so this kind of violence is not correct.

Why is compared to India
Many citizens of Nepal compare with India. The reason for this is that during the British rule, rail, road and administrative structure were prepared in India. Today the same basis is taking India forward towards economic and technological development. No such structure could be created in Nepal and political instability worsened the situation.

Hope for future
Many citizens like Khem Bahadur believe that whatever government will be formed after the movement, it will have to pay attention to the good of the people. Basic facilities like employment, road, education and health will have to be given priority. If the leadership still does not learn a lesson, then the country can go into a deeper crisis.

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The protests in Nepal in the past have given a shock to the country’s economic situation. The violence, arson and sabotage caused by the Gen-G movement have caused loss of billions. About 10,000 people have become unemployed and major tourist places like Durbar Square, Pokhara, Bhairahwa and Chitwan have been vacant. The number of people coming on Kailash Mansarovar Yatra has also decreased rapidly.

The current time of Nepal is usually of the tourist season, where a large number of people come to visit. A large number of migrants return to their country during this period and strengthen local trade. This strengthens Nepal’s economy. However, this time nothing like this seems to be happening. The biggest reason behind this is being considered as the Gen-G movement.

Arabian shock to the economy
According to the report of Kathmandu Post, Nepal’s economy has lost about 3 lakh crore rupees due to the movement, which is equal to the budget amount of one and a half years of the country. Government and private infrastructure have also suffered heavy damage. Economists estimate that the economic growth rate this year can go below 1%. Also, due to the upcoming elections, the government will also have an additional burden of Rs 30 billion.

Impact on industry
Nepal’s big business groups and taxpayers have also come under the grip of this crisis. Bhat-Bhatni Supermarket and Chaudhary Group have lost crores. The ENSEL telecom company also suffered heavy damage. According to the Hotel Association Nepal, the hotel business has lost about Rs 25 billion, while the auto sector has estimated a loss of about Rs 15 billion. However, many entrepreneurs have committed reconstruction. Bhat-Bhatni wrote in his message that he would return to a more strong, while Chaudhary Group Director Nirvana Chaudhary also spoke of reconstruction and better future.

Fall of tourism industry
Tourism is the major basis in Nepal’s economy. There is a big income in festivals and holidays, but this time the situation is completely opposite. Hotels, restaurants, airlines and travel agencies are empty. There is more silence than normal at sites like Durbar Square and Pokhara. The decline in the number of tourists has directly affected the livelihood of millions of people. According to hotelier Yogendra Shakya, the real challenge is to restore political stability in the coming months. If the situation does not improve, then the tourism industry will be affected for a long time.

Political stability and future
Before the elections to be held in March 2026, the Nepal government will have to face economic pressure. The trust of investors has also weakened due to political instability. However, the appointment of a new Prime Minister has raised hopes of reform. The industry believes that if political stability comes back, Nepal will be able to rebuild and the economy can gain momentum again.

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Kathmandu and the surrounding areas of Nepal were scorched in the fire of protests in the past. Although the situation has now become normal than before, but the kind of scenes that were seen in the past, he put the whole world in the can. The movement that started against corruption and social media ban in Nepal had taken violent form. Many videos related to the incident became increasingly viral on social media platforms.

The most surprising video in this was related to the leaders, in which he was shown trying to escape from the helicopter. On X (Twitter) @Jasonjamesbnn Sharing the video, he wrote that politicians are escaping from public anger in Nepal. On this, users gave various reactions and expressed anger.

In another viral video, the crowd was seen robbing goods from shopping malls and shops. A user named @Platypuss_10 posted videos in which people were seen running away by picking up clothes, food items and liquor bottles. This situation was indicating anarchy and chaos in Nepal. In many places, the protesters set the leaders’ house on fire. Apart from this, he burnt up to Parliament House.

One more video of looting.
During the nepal protest, many people was seen looting shops & shopping malls! pic.twitter.com/7bdlu8jmio

– Chauhan (@platypuss_10) September 10, 2025

Nepal attempted to introduce the same dystopic laws that have taken over western nations.

The people weren Bollywood it so so his politicalians had to help by holding a rope attached to a helicopter.

Western nations, be more like Nepal.pic.twitter.com/eddrruubnr

– Jason james (@jasonjamesbnn) September 10, 2025

Attack on police and army
Violent protesters killed three policemen in Koteshwar area of ​​Kathmandu. The Nepal Police called the army when the situation deteriorated. The Nepal Army announced restrictive orders across the country and curfew in many places.

Political crisis and Oli’s resignation
In Nepal’s protests, 21 people were killed and more than 300 people were injured in police action. After this, angry protesters set fire to the houses of Parliament, President’s Office, Prime Minister’s residence and leaders. Angry mob entered into the office of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and demanded resignation. Oli resigned as Prime Minister on Tuesday evening due to heavy pressure.

Scary photos on social media
Videos and pictures related to the situation are becoming increasingly viral on social media. Somewhere the leaders are seen running away, while somewhere pictures of looting, arson and sabotage of shops and malls are coming out. The people of Nepal are in deep confusion and fear about the future of the country.

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