Before the official Instagram account of the Royal Family of Nepal, King Gyanendra B. B. Shah has expressed his condolences on the recent violence. He said that whatever happened is very sad and painful. He expressed deep condolences to the families of those who died in this incident.

Gyanendra Shah said in clear terms that strict action should be taken against those who are responsible for this condemnable incident and no convict should be spared against them. In his message, he also recalled the courage and contribution of Jean ji (the person martyred during the performance). He said that the courage with which Jean ji raised his voice against injustice and corruption is commendable and the country should always respect for his efforts.

Former king gave this message to the youth

The former king inspired the youth and said, “O Veer, do not talk about retreat. If you want to get mother (Janani), then Nepal will have to be found.” This message of him is being considered a big statement in view of the current situation in Nepal and the increasing dissatisfaction among the public. The root of violence in Nepal is corruption and deteriorating economy.

Why did people get angry in Nepal?

The situation in Nepal became more tense when the government banned 26 social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp and YouTube. Angry with this decision, the youth started the movement in the name of Gen-Z revolution from 8 September. Gradually, this protest became so fast that the situation went out of the government’s control. In the end, Prime Minister KP Oli Sharma resigned and had to leave the country and flee.

Consent in the name of Sushila Karki

In Nepal’s politics, the stir has intensified about the new government. The name of Sushila Karki has been agreed and its information has been given to the speaker of Parliament. Earlier, President Ramchandra Paudel had met party leaders to create political consent. He spoke to the Maoist Center President Pushpakamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ after consulting legal experts. Apart from this, he also spoke on the phone to Congress Vice President Purna Bahadur Khadka, General Secretary Gagan Thapa and Vishwaprakash Sharma.

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After banning social media apps in Nepal, a huge protest started, which has now taken violent form. The government had banned many social media apps including Facebook, YouTube and WhatsApp, handing over the rules. After this, 20 people died and 300 were injured in violent protests across the country. This is not the first time a country has banned social media. Even before this, many countries have done this. Let’s take a look at the list of these countries.

China

After the riots in Shinjiang province in 2009, the Chinese government banned companies like Facebook, X and Google. The government had imposed this ban to maintain political control, prevent anti -government information from reaching people and allegedly protect its citizens from foreign influence. This ban is still going on on foreign apps and only apps of local companies can be used here.

Iran

Since 2009, social media platforms have been banned in Iran and apps like Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp cannot be accessed here. This ban was imposed as a result of anti -government movements. However, this ban could not succeed completely and now people here are using social media apps through VPN.

Turkas

Turki also banned apps like Facebook, YouTube and Wikipedia in the name of action and security against terrorism. This ban imposed in 2014 had to be removed in 2016. It proved to be a temporary ban and the government later had to withdraw its decision.

Egypt

Egypt took large -scale demonstrations in 2011 and is known as Arab Spring. Many people consider it to be the first big change through social media. Due to this demonstration across the country, the government there fell. After this, social media apps were banned here.

Pakistan

In India’s neighboring country, Pakistan was banned from 2021 to 2011 on YouTube, X and Ticketops. The Government of Pakistan had banned these platforms while taking action on allegations of hurting religious sentiments and spreading obscenity. However, later the decision had to be withdrawn.

Russia

After the war with Ukraine in 2022, Russia banned several apps including Facebook and Instagram. Russia said that these apps are promoting war propaganda. Now local apps are being promoted in their place.

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Although the ban on social media was lifted late on Monday (8 September 2025), the protests gained momentum on Tuesday (9 September). A mob set fire to former Prime Minister Jhalanath Khanal’s house. According to eyewitnesses, his wife Rajalakshmi painter stuck inside the house was seriously scorched. He died in the hospital. The protesters violated the huge deployment of curfew and security forces and attacked various major buildings and establishments.

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What did Balen Shah say on KP Sharma Oli’s resignation?

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The Gen-Z movement started with the ban on social media platforms in Nepal will be so strong, this KP Sharma Oli would never have thought. The Gen-Z movement became so fierce that 23 people died in it. Many ministers and agitators attacked the former Prime Minister’s house. The buildings associated with the Supreme Court and the cabinet were seen burning in smoke.

After this movement, the first Home Minister resigned and the situation did not improve, then the resignations of the ministers came one by one and finally Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned. However, Ramchandra Paudel has not resigned from the presidency.

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Demonstrations against ban on social media in Nepal have now taken a very violent form. Now the protest is not limited to social media ban, but has become a voice against the corruption and nepotism of the government. Thousands of youth are on the road and are shouting slogans and violent protests against KP Sharma Oli government. Sudan Gurung has emerged as the main face of this whole movement. Let’s know who is Sudan Gurung and how he has challenged Nepal’s power …

How did the movement begin?
The Nepal government suddenly banned 26 social media platforms on 4 September 2025. Ban on major sites like Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, YouTube and X instigated the youth. Meanwhile, the youth organization called ‘Hami Nepal’ started organizing the protest. 36 -year -old Sudan Gurung is leading it. United the youth using social media and included them in peaceful but strong performance.

Who is Sudan Gurung?
Sudan Gurung is a social worker and president of an NGO named ‘Hami Nepal’. His organization was registered in 2020. This organization works for help, youth empowerment and social change in natural disasters. Gurung’s organization is very popular among the youth of Nepal. Therefore, thousands of youth took to the streets on one of his voice. Sudan Gurung said that his aim is not just to remove the ban on social media, but to fight against corruption and wrong policies of the government.

What is the demand by Sudan Gurung?
Sudan Gurung has released a video and made clear demands, in which he has said-

• Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli should resign immediately.
• All provincial ministers should also resign.
• Those who shot the protesters, should take strict action on them.
• An interim government of youth should be formed in Nepal.
• The performance with these demands has become even faster.

In Nepal, protesters have set the houses of many big leaders including the President on fire. The major parts of the country are being vandalized. The protesters are neither ready to calm down, nor to retreat.

The political crisis in Nepal is getting deeper. On Tuesday (September 9), 9 ministers of KP Oli government have resigned from their posts. These ministers have explained the reason for the resignation of the government during the government’s policies and the violent Gen-Z demonstration on social media ban on Monday. On the other hand, the house of Nepal Government Law Minister Ajay Kumar Chaurasia has also been burnt in Birganj, Nepal.

The ministers who resigned include mainly names related to the Ministry of Agriculture, Education, Health and Information. He says that the government took this step due to suppressing the voice of citizens and not respecting democratic rights. Also, Deputy Prime Minister has also resigned from his post. His resignation is an indication that political dissatisfaction has spread not only within the Congress, but to the top level of the government.

PM Oli called a meeting of all parties

Nepal Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli has called a meeting of all parties at 6 pm on Monday evening. He said, “I am interacting with the parties concerned to assess the situation and find meaningful solutions. In this connection, an all-party meeting has also been called at 6 pm today. I make a humble request to all the brothers and sisters to maintain peace in this difficult time.”

Demonstration in Kathmandu uncontrollable, army fired tear gas shells

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According to the information quoted by Nepali media, Oli is still adamant that external anti -social elements were infiltrated on Monday (September 08), due to which the situation became violent. He assured his ministers that strict action will be taken against the culprits and after investigation they will be punished.

PM Oli is preparing to go to Dubai

Meanwhile, sources have revealed that Prime Minister Oli is also worried about his security. In view of the increasing tension of protests, they are preparing to go to Dubai on the pretext of treatment. It is being told that the option of flight of Himalayan Airlines has been chosen for this.

Protesters burnt minister’s house

The protesters set fire to the residence of Information Minister Prithvibaba Gurung and former Prime Minister Pushp Kamal Dahal on Monday night. Apart from this, the crowd was also moving towards the house of former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba.

Government ordered an inquiry into violence

The government has constituted a high -level committee to investigate the incidents of this violence, which has to be submitted in 15 days. However, sources say that Oli suspects that the committee will be able to give any concrete result soon. Meanwhile, protests continued at several places on Tuesday despite curfew being implemented.

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According to the Himalayan Times report, Ramesh writer Prime Minister K.P. He submitted his resignation during a cabinet meeting held in Baluwatar under the chairmanship of Sharma Oli. On Monday, thousands of Gen-Z youth in the capital Kathmandu and other cities protested on the streets. Gradually the situation became violent, in which 19 people died and more than 300 people were injured. After the situation deteriorated, the government lifted the ban from social media apps late at night. However, earlier Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli refused to remove the ban.

Committee will be formed to investigate violence

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli expressed deep grief over the deaths during the protests and said that the situation worsened due to the involvement of some anti -social elements in peaceful opposition. Force had to be used to protect government property. He clarified that the aim of the government was not to completely stop social media, but to control it. He also announced that an inquiry committee will be formed, which will submit the full report within 15 days.

Curfew in Kathmandu, army deployed

The army was deployed in Kathmandu on Monday when the situation became uncontrollable. The Army has taken control of the Parliament House and its surrounding areas in its hands. After increasing violence, the administration has declared curfew in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Pokhara, Butwal and Ithari. There will be a complete ban on any kind of gathering, rally or movement of common people during curfew.

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The youth expressed anger against the government

Thousands of youths gathered in front of Parliament House under the banner of ‘Gen-Z’ in Kathmandu, including school students. He demanded immediate removal of the social media ban and raised anti -government slogans. The protest was initially peaceful, but became violent when some protesters entered the Parliament complex. After this, the police tried to disperse the crowd using lathicharge, tear gas shells and rubber bullets. Demonstrations took place in other cities like Pokhara, Butwal, Bhairahwa, Bharatpur, Itahari and Damak.

Home Minister Ramesh writer’s resignation
According to Nepali Congress sources, Home Minister Ramesh writer resigned on moral grounds in view of violent performance. The author submitted his resignation to Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli at a cabinet meeting held at Baluvatar. This resignation came between the increasing pressure on the government and deteriorating situation.

Prime Minister Oli’s statement
Nepal’s Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli said in Sunday’s cabinet meeting that he could leave the post of Prime Minister, but will not lift the social media ban imposed on 4 September. His statement came amidst the increasing corruption, unemployment and violent demonstrations of Gen-Z in Kathmandu and other cities.

How this movement started in Nepal
The government was busy registering social media companies, at the same time a new issue was emerging in Nepal. Some youths started sharing photos and videos on tickets showing the luxury life of the children of the leaders of the country. The hashtag of this campaign was ‘#NePokid’. Its purpose was to tell that the leaders come to power and do good for their children, but do not work for the country. The campaigners appealed to the youth to join the movement against corruption. For this, people were also appealed to join tickets and other social media platforms.

The atmosphere deteriorated due to social media ban
On August 4, the government banned a total of 26 social media platforms including Facebook, X, WhatsApp, YouTube across the country. This decision became the anger of the people and increased. People started comparing the luxury life of the children of the leaders and the difficult life of the poor of the country. These posts and videos started becoming increasingly viral on social media. This protest started with ‘Napo Kids’ Hastag, now a discussion has also been made against the policies of the government and the large -scale corruption.

Where did Napo Kid Trend come from?
In fact, it is being said that the violent performances in Nepal have been inspired by the big protests against the government in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. A protestor told Al Jazeera that ‘Napo Kids’ came from Trend Philippines. In viral videos on tickets, children of Nepali Politicians were shown living luxury life. The September 4 decision of the government intensified the protests across the country. It was told in this decision that this step was taken to block many social media platforms in the national interest.