So far 19 people have died in Nepal amid protests, while hundreds of people have been injured. The protesters attacked the house of Nepal President Ram Chandra Paudel on Tuesday (September 9). The protesters have also attacked the house of many ministers. According to reports, the house of former Prime Minister Pushp Kamal Dahal Prachanda has also been targeted.

Demonstrating on social media ban in Nepal Gen-z He also stoned the police and the army. The protesters also entered the Parliament House. He set fire to the gate by placing tires. Many videos of it have surfaced. The important thing is that the protesters did not spare the house of President Paudel. His house has been set on fire.

Protesters have attacked the house of Energy Minister Deepak Khadka in Nepal. The protesters have blown notes outside the minister’s residence in the air.#NepalProtest #Genzrevolution #SocialMediban #Kathmandu #LATESTUPDATES #Abpnews pic.twitter.com/w9c8Ufnnkt

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Inseide President Private Residence pic.twitter.com/zydbndkMoo

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Curfew in many places in Nepal

Three district administration offices (DAOs) under the Ministry of Home Affairs in Kathmandu issued separate notices and imposed curfew at several places, including the city’s major entry points. Kathmandu DAO on Tuesday implemented curfew indefinitely in the capital, in which people are prohibited from movement, demonstrations, meetings or dharna. During the curfew, the movement of essential services such as ambulances, fire fighting vehicles, carcasses, health workers, journalists, tourist vehicles, air travelers and vehicles of human rights and diplomatic missions will be allowed.

VIDEO | Kathmandu, Nepal: Protesters put the ruling nepali Congress party’s office on fire.#NepalProtests #Kathmanduprotest

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

– Press Trust of India (@Pti_News) September 9, 2025

The protesters demanded the resignation of the Prime Minister

Significantly, the protesters violating the restrictions on public gathering in public, Prime Minister K.P. Sharma demanded the resignation of Oli. There were also reports of demonstrations from Kalanki and Baneshwar of Kathmandu as well as Chapagaon-Thicho area of ​​Lalitpur district.

Input – Agency