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 currently facing the biggest and fierce mass movement of decades. Protests led by ‘Jane Z’ protesters against corruption, nepotism and social media ban have taken violent form. There is arson and sabotage in the capital Kathmandu and other cities. This movement has become especially a symbol of the anger of the youth, who had been angry with political corruption and inequalities for a long time.
The most shocking moment of this movement came when the protesters attacked Nepal’s Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba. In the video, he can be seen wiping blood from his face. Angry mob entered his residence and kicked him. The protesters also recorded a video of the incident and put it on social media.

PM Oli resigns
Nepal’s Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned amid violence and demonstrations. After banning social media, the demonstrations became even more fierce. The government had banned 26 unregistered platforms, including Facebook, YouTube and X. Despite the removal of the ban, the movement is not taking the name of stopping. With the resignation of Prime Minister Oli, Nepal’s political situation has become more unstable.

Death and injured number increased
So far 21 people have died in the ongoing demonstration in Nepal. More than 300 people are said to be injured. The situation is the worst in the capital Kathmandu, where even the minister is not safe. Finance Minister Bishnu Prasad Paudel was attacked by angry protesters. In a video, a protestor kicks them and dropped them, causing their balance to deteriorate and they collided with the wall.

Inequalities increased public anger
In a poor country like Nepal, where per capita income is only $ 1,400 per year, the luxurious property and luxury lifestyle of politicians and their children created anger in the public’s mind. The youth accused the leaders that they are having fun in the poverty of the public. As a result, the movement gradually took the form of anti-corruption public revolution.

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In Nepal on Tuesday (September 9, 2025), people also attacked former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba and his wife Foreign Minister Arju Rana Deuba. The protests led by Gen Z protesters became more fierce when arson and sabotage were also launched in Kathmandu and other parts of the country. A situation of chaos has arisen in the whole country.

The protesters also vandalized his residence in Deuba in Budanilakantha, Kathmandu. The officers who came to save Deuba and his wife Arju had been vandalized before reaching their residence. Blood was dripping from the face of the former minister. The protesting youth set the leaders, cabinet ministers’ residences and government buildings. Even party offices and police stations were not spared.

Slogans raised of ‘KP Chor, Quit Desho’
According to a PTI report, the protesters raised slogans like “KP Chor, Quit Desho” and “Action” against corrupt leaders during the protest. A war-like situation was visible in Kathmandu, because many teams of youth and women were seen fighting with police in small troops and fighting with the police in public places. The protesters were shouting slogans, “Lift the ban from social media, stop corruption, not social media.”

Nepal’s finance minister ran on the streets
Nepal Finance Minister Vishnu Prasad Paudel was run by Gen Z protesters on the streets of Kathmandu and a young protestor jumped and kicked the minister, causing him to collide and collide there. On Friday, 26 unregistered social media platforms, including Facebook, YouTube and X, were blocked by the government. Due to this, the youth started a ruckus in this Himalayan country with a population of 3 crore.

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Strong demonstrations of students continue in the neighboring country Nepal. The crowd entered Rashtrapati Bhavan, Parliament House and Prime Minister’s Office and set fire to arson. Meanwhile, Prime Minister KP Oli resigned. The mob assaulted Finance Minister and former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuwa. This boil has increased India’s concern. Meanwhile, Congress leader Udit Raj has said that this will eventually strengthen democracy.

Udit Raj said, “The democracy of Nepal is new and if it is said, the transition is going through a period. The movement of students and youth should be seen in this context and there is no talk of nervousness. There are reports that due to the ban on social media, the movement intensified and corruption is also being described as the reason, then there is no need to worry. This will make democracy stronger.

He said, “What is not visible is definitely a fear. Some forces that want to establish the monarchy O can also conspire against the resource and propaganda.

Arson and sabotage in the homes of many leaders

Demonstration against ban on social media started on Monday in Nepal. The administration strictly took strictness on the students and more than 20 people died in it. More than 300 people were injured. However, the performance did not stop. It became more fierce on Tuesday. Many protesting were wearing school dress.

He targeted the leaders and their homes. Hours before Oli’s resignation, the protesters set fire to their private residence in Balkot and attacked the houses of former Prime Minister Pushp Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’, Communications Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung, former Home Minister Ramesh writer etc. The protesters also attacked the private residence of President Paudel.

Amid protests on Monday, the Nepal government lifted the ban on social media websites on Monday night after protests led by ‘Jane Zee’ youth. However, the protesters have continued their protest against corruption and demanding accountability of people’s deaths.

The round of violent protests in Nepal is not taking the name of stopping. The protesters have set the Parliament House on fire. At the same time, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, President, Home Minister and other senior leaders were vandalized and arson. The protesters entered the house of former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba and beat him. Some reports have also said that his wife Foreign Minister Arju Rana Deuba has also been injured.

Apart from this, Finance Minister Vishnu Podaul has also been beaten up near his house in Kathmandu. The video of this incident is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which a demonstrator Vishnu is seen kicking on Podaul’s chest.

Prime Minister Oli resigns, the situation is frightening
Amidst these serious violent incidents, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has resigned. He was taken to an unknown place by army helicopter. According to the information so far, 19 people have been killed in this violence and more than 400 people are injured. The protesters have also set the private residences of former Prime Minister Pushp Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’, Sher Bahadur Deuba and Communications Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung. Things have become completely unstable.

All domestic and international flights canceled
The Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) of the capital Kathmandu has been completely closed due to security reasons and deteriorating conditions amidst the ongoing violent protests in Nepal. All domestic and international flights were canceled at Tribhuvan Airport on Tuesday (September 9) due to security risk and uncertain conditions.

Government of India issued advisory
Due to violent protests in Nepal, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs has advised Indian citizens to avoid going to Nepal. The Ministry of External Affairs said that until the situation becomes normal, avoid going to Nepal. Indian citizens who are currently in Nepal should remain at their current hideout. Do not get out on the streets and take full care. Also, follow the advice of the Indian Embassy in Nepal’s local authorities and Kathmandu. If any help is needed, contact the helpline numbers of the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu: +977 – 980 860 2881 +977 – 981 032 6134

Nepal News: Demonstrations are being held in Nepal at this time for the return of the monarchy. Hundreds of supporters of former King Gyanendra Shah organized a rally in the capital to welcome the former king. Meanwhile, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has made many serious allegations against India.

According to the report of the Indian Express, Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has claimed that India has played a role in the pro -monarchy movement in the country. A senior member of his party said that Oli has vowed to raise the issue in Parliament. It is being told that Oli made this comment in a meeting of central officials of the ruling Nepal Communist Party (UML) three days ago.

Many serious allegations made against India

A senior party official present in the meeting told the Indian Express that Oli has vowed to arrest former Raja Gyanendra Shah. According to the party member, Oli also said that he will expose his role in India’s movement in Parliament on Wednesday. Earlier on Sunday, former King Gyanendra Shah offered prayers at the Mankamna temple in Gorkha. He was given a grand welcome in Nuvakot.

KP Sharma Oli shocked

Meanwhile, Oli’s efforts to form a joint front of the three largest political parties against the former king were shocked when Nepali Congress, the biggest partner of the ruling coalition, decided to protect the constitution on Sunday, but refused to form a front with CPN-UML and CPN-Maoist Center.

According to sources, Nepali Congress chief Sher Bahadur Deuba was in support of such a front, but the party’s performance evaluation committee rejected the proposal on Sunday.

There was a target even before

Speaking on Sunday (March 17, 2025) in Kathmandu, Prime Minister Oli, while speaking at 2025, pointed out the recent protests by pro -monarchy groups and said, ‘We always need to move forward. Should not turn back. Reverse gear is sometimes applied only when there are sharp turns on the road. There is no back gear on the highway and democracy is our highway.

Nepal: Nepali Congress President and former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba said on Sunday (March 23, 2025) that former King Gyanendra Shah is not suitable for becoming a constitutional king. This comment of former Nepal Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has come at a time when pro -monarchy is holding rallies in Kathmandu and other parts of the country and demanding the reinstatement of the 240 -year -old monarchy ended in 2008. Supporters of the monarchy have become active since when former King Gyanendra Shah on Democracy Day in February said that now the time has come when we should take responsibility for the security and unity of the country.

‘RPP will regret making Gyanendra its president’
In an event organized by the Bagmati Province Training Department of Nepali Congress, Deuba suggested that the pro -monarchy National Democracy Party (RPP) should make the former king its president. Former PM Deuba said, “Even though RPP makes Gyanendra his president, he will eventually regret it.”

‘Gyanendra is not suitable for becoming a constitutional king’
He said, “If the former King wanted to join politics, he could form his party.” He said that there is no possibility of returning to the monarchy in Nepal. He also said that Gyanendra is not suitable for becoming a constitutional king.

Kathmandu will show strength in Kathmandu on March 28
In a statement issued by the ruling Nepali Congress party, it has been said that there is no need to change the current political system of Nepal. The Constitution of Nepal, which is based on the system of democratic republic, was prepared by the Constituent Assembly selected by the Nepali people. On March 28, pro -monarchy and pro -Republic parties are planning to show strength in Kathmandu.

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