At least 51 people, including an Indian citizen, died in the recently ‘Gen-Z’ demonstration against corruption in Nepal and the ban on social media forums. The police gave this information on Friday (September 12, 2025). Kathmandu Post Newspaper quoted Nepal Police co-owner Senior Superintendent of Police Ramesh Thapa as saying that the dead included an Indian citizen, three policemen and other Nepali citizens.

It was said in the news that at least 36 bodies are in Tribhuvan University Education Hospital in Maharajganj, where the postmortem started on Friday. Police said 17 bodies were recovered from different parts of the country on Thursday and Friday.

19 killed in firing on the first day

At least 19 people were killed in police firing during the demonstration on Monday (September 08, 2025) during the demonstration at Parliament House in Kathmandu, most of whom were students. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned on Tuesday (September 09, 2025).

Hundreds of protesters entered their office demanding their resignation to protest against the deaths of Mondays. The ban on social media in Nepal was lifted on Monday night. The violence continued even after Oli’s resignation and protesters set fire to Parliament, President’s Office, Prime Minister’s residence, government buildings, offices of political parties and homes of senior leaders.

1,700 people injured during demonstration

Meanwhile, several bodies were cremated at Aryaghat of Pashupatinath Temple near the banks of Bagmati river on Friday afternoon. According to the police, about 1,700 people have been injured during the demonstrations, out of which about 1,000 people have recovered and returned home.

Officials said that the Nepal Police Force is slowly starting its campaign in the Kathmandu Valley and the police stations and posts which were vandalized or set on fire, work is slowly starting.

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A protestor has reacted to the new Prime Minister of Nepal. He said, it is not easy to run the country, so an experienced person is needed. Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki of Nepal is a good option.

#Watch Kathmandu, Nepal | A Protester Says, “… it is not easy to run a country, so we need someone who has a lot of experience. Nepal’s formr chief justice sushila karki is the curtry Prime Minister. She at Least Knows How to Run A Country… pic.twitter.com/3tdp8ispko

– ANI (@ani) September 11, 2025

Nepal’s power is now going to go in whose hands, it is not yet clear. After the ban on social media apps Gen-z Changed the picture of the whole country. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has hidden somewhere after resigning. Now four names have been revealed in Nepal PM’s race. The first name in this is former Chief Justice Sushila Karki. There has been a virtual meeting regarding the post of Prime Minister. Big information related to this has come out.

According to the report of ‘Reuters’, who will be the next Prime Minister of Nepal, a virtual meeting of about four hours took place. Hundreds of people participated in it. Giving information after the meeting, the Supreme Court Bar Association said that the protesters have agreed to the name of Sushila Karki. They want Sushila to command Nepal.

This name also in discussion for the post of Prime Minister

The process of being elected Prime Minister will not be easy. If Sushila agrees, she will first have to meet Nepal Army Chief General Ashok Raj Sigdel and then President Ramchandra Paudel. Sushila will be able to handle the post of PM only after this. Apart from Sushila, many names are in discussion for the post of Prime Minister. Other possible names include Kulman Ghising, Sagar Dhakal and Haraka Sangang.

Who is Sushila Karki

Sushila was born on 7 June 1952 in Birtnagar. He studied in political science and law, then made a career in advocacy and legal reforms. He obtained a BA from Mahendra Morang Campus in Birtnagar in 1972, Masters degree in Political Science from Banaras Hindu University in Varanasi in 1975 and a law from Tribhuvan University in Nepal in 1978.

Karki started her legal practice in Birtnagar in 1979 and worked as an assistant teacher in Mahendra Multiple Campus of Dharan in 1985. She became a senior advocate in 2007. He was appointed a permanent judge on 18 November 2010. They She also held the post of Chief Justice of Supreme Court from July 2016 to June 2017.

Nepal Government Crisis: Nepal would also have been the kingdom of India today, if former Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru King Tribhuvan gallant Bikram Shah’s Offer Used to accept Of global conditions King Tribhuvan Nepal wanted to merge with India and he proposes this Nehru Was put in front of

former President Pranab Mukherjee Had his Autobiography ,The Presidenial Earrings, I have mentioned this incident. In the book NehruReferring to Lal Bahadur Shastri and Indira Gandhi, it is written that every Prime Minister has a functioning of his own, even if he belongs to the same party. Of King Tribhuvan Offer Even about Pranab Mukherjee Told that Jawaharlal Nehru What was the opinion on this and if this is what Offer If Indira Gandhi was given, what would have been her answer?

What did Pranab Mukherjee tell in his book?
Pranab Mukherjee Has 11th of his book Chapter ,Mai Prime Minister, Different Styles, Different Temperants, It is written in the title, every Prime Minister has his own working style. Lal Bahadur Shastri Nehru Had taken a completely different stance from. Issues like foreign policy, security and internal administration may have different perceptions between the Prime Ministers, even if they are of the same party.,

Pranab Mukherjee According to Jawaharlal Nehru Has worked with diplomacy. They have written, ,In Nepal Ranaas The kingdom was replaced by the monarchy, Nehru Wanted to be democratic rule in Nepal., The former President has written about this incident, ,The funny is that King Tribhuvan of Nepal gallant Bikram Shah Nehru Had suggested that Nepal be made a province of India, but Nehru The proposal rejected on the basis that Nepal is an independent nation and it should remain the same.,

What has Pranab Mukherjee wrote on the working style of Nehru and Indira?
Former President Pranab Mukherjee Nehru And comparing Indira Gandhi’s way of working, it is written, ,If Nehru Had Indira instead of Indira, she would definitely take advantage of this opportunity, as she Sikkim In case of, In Indira’s tenure Sikkim Was merged in India.

There has been a ruckus in Nepal for three days
At this time in Nepal-Puthal It is in awe. The country’s parliament, Supreme Court, Rashtrapati Bhavan, from the Prime Minister’s residence to government departments are burning. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli Have resigned and are now trying to leave the country. Country Gen-z The population is very angry with its government because in the country Social The media was banned. However, the ban has been removed, but the anger of the protesters is not decreasing. For three days Gen-z The entire Nepal is burning in the demonstration.

Nepal is a very beautiful country situated in the foothills of the Himalayas. Usually people like to visit Nepal in search of natural beauty as well as relaxation, but these days the situation is not right. The day of Monday (September 8) and Tuesday (September 9) was very dreadful for Nepal. Crowds on the roads, fire in government buildings and smoke-dhunan Nepal. Alam was that the army had to hit the road. Meanwhile, I remember an anecdote of Nepal. When a controversy arose over a car in the royal family of Nepal.

The anecdote is from the year 2008, when there was a ruckus about a car found in a gift in the royal family of Nepal. It was not a normal car, but a Mercedes Benz car presented by German dictator Adolf Hitler. This car in olive-green color was quite discussed. Now understand what the whole matter was.

When Hitler gifted the king of Nepal

Actually Europe was badly affected during World War II. He was burning in the fire. Hitler had intensified efforts to strengthen foreign relations during this period. Hitler started giving gifts to the friendly countries. According to the report of ‘Reuters’, he had gifted the Mercedes-Benz car of the 1939 model to the then king of Nepal Tribhuvan Veer Vikram Shah Dev.

Why did Hitler gift the car to the king of Nepal

Hitler’s great selfishness was hidden behind gifting a car to the king of Nepal. Hitler Gorkha was well acquainted with the bravery and loyalty of the army. He himself was convinced of the fearlessness and strength of the Gorkha army. Actually Hitler wanted the Gorkha soldier not to support the British at any cost. For this reason, he sent a car thousands of kilometers away from Berlin.

How did the royal family controversy over the car

In 2008, the monarchy rule in Nepal ended and the republic was established. At the same time there was a dispute about the car. The royal family was divided into several pieces. This car became a symbol of dynasty’s identity as well as being a historical heritage. The dispute was about the future of the car. There were two questions in front of everyone, the first is whether the car should be kept in the museum Or a member of the royal family should be given like a private property. This was the main root of the dispute.

The army is engaged in handling the situation in Nepal. Important information has also been shared along with Warning on behalf of the Public Relations and Information Directorate of the Military base at the capital Kathmandu. The curfew will remain in force till 6 am tomorrow. The army has said that the common countrymen are informed that further information will be given on the basis of analysis of the situation.

It has been said on behalf of the Nepali army that the army expresses gratitude to all the people of the country for cooperation in maintaining the responsibility of maintaining peace and security in the country. Expressing deep grief over the loss of property during the movement, everyone is requested to cooperate in efforts to control criminal activities.

Permission only emergency vehicles during curfew
The statement said that in the name of the movement, various chaotic persons and groups are still infiltrating and damaging private and public property. These arson, looting, targeting people are attempting violent attacks, rape. Strict action will be taken against such people. Emergency vehicles (ambulances, corpse vehicles, firefighters, paramedics and security vehicles) will be allowed to operate during prohibition and curfew. All concerned parties are requested to coordinate with nearby security personnel for necessary facilities.

Strict action will be taken on miscreants
It has been said by the Nepal Army that coordination is being established between the concerned parties to resolve the situation and the problem after the protest and the attack on any kind of demonstrations, sabotage, looting, arson, individuals and property will be considered a punishable offense by security personnel. The statement further stated that the Nepali army is confident that it will continue to discharge its obligation to maintain national unity and social harmony. It is a humble request that all Nepalis should cooperate with the security personnel for the safety and humanitarian aid.

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During the Gen-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-zi protests in Nepal, a video has surfaced from Pokhara, in which an Indian woman is seen pleading for help from the Modi government. The woman has claimed that the protesters set fire to the hotel where she was staying. At that time she was in a spa and later a crowd with sticks and sticks ran after them, which had to run to save her life.

In the video, the woman says that my name is Upasana Gill and I am sending this video to Prafulla Garg. I appeal to the Indian Embassy to help us. Whoever can help us, please help.

‘People were running after me with big sticks’
He further said that I am stuck here in Pokhara, Nepal. I came here to host a volleyball league and the hotel in which he stayed is burnt. All my belongings were in my room and the whole hotel caught fire. I was in the spa and people were running after me with big sticks, and I was able to escape with great difficulty.

‘Many people are trapped here with me’
According to Upasana Gill, the protesters did not spare tourists either. He told that the situation here is very bad. Roads are being set on fire everywhere. They do not care about whether there is a tourist or someone has come from work here. They are setting fire everywhere without thinking and the situation here has become very bad. We do not know how long we will stay in any other hotel, but I just request that this video, this message should be conveyed to the Indian Embassy. I request you all with folded hands, please help us. There are many people here with me and we are all stranded here.

Ministry of External Affairs released numbers
The Ministry of External Affairs has issued an advisory for Indian citizens, whose mainly Indian citizens have been advised to follow the local safety advice issued by Nepal officials and the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu. Call the following helpline numbers of the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu if any assistance is required: 977 – 980 860 2881 (WhatsApp call also) 977 – 981 032 6134 (WhatsApp call also). “

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Many Indian and foreign tourists have been trapped in Kathmandu amid violent protests going on in Nepal. In view of the violence, citizens have requested help from the Indian Embassy. He said that the situation here is very tense and we are very scared.

An Indian tourist trapped after violent protests in Nepal said in a conversation with IANS, ‘We contacted the Indian Embassy to get out of here. He advised us to stay in his hotel. The situation here is very tense and we are very scared.

Another citizen said, ‘The situation in Nepal is very bad. Incidents of stone pelting and arson are also being seen. I came with my friends to visit Nepal on 8 September. After the situation deteriorated here, he contacted the Indian embassy and he has asked to stay in a safe place.

An Indian tourist said, ‘I came to visit Nepal with friends, but after we arrived, curfew was imposed. Now the situation has increased a lot. The sooner we can get out of here, the better. We have to face problems for eating and drinking here.

A German tourist trapped in Kathmandu expressed deep concern over the situation in Kathmandu amid violent demonstrations and curfew in Nepal. The German tourist said, ‘The situation is very bad. Yesterday I saw a lot of smoke rising from hotels. They were burning and innocent people are dying here. This is very sad. I wish that the situation will be normal soon.

Meanwhile, the Government of India has advised its citizens to postpone the journey to Nepal till the situation is normal and those who are already there should stay in homes and follow the local administration guidelines.

The Pashupatinath temple, one of the holiest religious places in Nepal, has been closed for visitors on Wednesday due to increasing violent demonstrations. The Nepal army has been deployed to ensure the safety of the temple premises and maintain peace. According to official sources, at least 22 people died and more than 500 people were injured in clashes between protesters and security forces on Monday.

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 struggling with a terrible crisis. Violence erupted after the ban on social media apps in the country killed many people. KP Sharma Oli resigned from the post of Prime Minister on Tuesday (September 9), seeing the situation worsening, but the information about where he is at this time has not been revealed publicly. Many government buildings were set on fire by the protesters. However, there was silence on the roads in the morning on Wednesday (10 September).

There was news about Oli that he could leave Nepal and flee to Dubai, but at the moment there is no strong information about his location. According to Nepali media, Oli is hiding in a safe house in Kathmandu itself. It is also important that Tribhuvan Airport has been closed. So flights are not operating from there. The command of the country is in the hands of the army. The soldiers are also patrolling the streets of Kathmandu.

Oli’s house set fire by protesters

Many ministers of Nepal government were beaten up by protesters. Many government buildings were set on fire. The protesters also reached the house of KP Sharma Oli. His house in Bhaktapur was set on fire. However, by then Oli managed to escape with his family. It is being speculated that they are hiding in a safe place.

Pashupatinath Temple closed amid fierce performance

The Pashupatinath temple, one of the holiest religious places in Nepal, has been closed for visitors on Wednesday due to increasing violent demonstrations in the country. The Nepal army has been deployed to ensure the safety of the temple premises and maintain peace.

VIDEO | Kathmandu: Latest Visuals Show Empty Streets and Burned-Out Buildings A Day after Nepalese Prime Minister kp Sharma Oli Resigned Amid Massive Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti Anti-Government Protests.#Nepal

(Full video available on pti videos – https://t.co/n147tvrpg7, pic.twitter.com/IZX4CLDX6Q

– Press Trust of India (@Pti_News) September 10, 2025

There was silence on the streets of Kathmandu on Wednesday morning. Very few people came out of their homes. Curfew has been implemented in the entire city. According to IANS report, at least 22 people died in clashes between protesters and security forces and more than 500 people were injured.