Tension increased in Bara district of Nepal, adjacent to India, on Wednesday when Gen-Z youth and ousted Prime Minister K.P. There was a clash between workers of Sharma Oli’s party CPN-UML. Seeing the situation, the administration imposed curfew in the area. Bara district administration said that there will be curfew within 500 meters of Simara Airport from 12:30 pm to 8:00 pm.

Protest and clash at the airport
The clash took place when the Buddha Air plane was about to take off from Kathmandu for Simara carrying CPN-UML leader general secretary Shankar Pokharel and youth leader Mahesh Basnet. Both the leaders had to address an anti-government rally. As soon as the news of Simara’s arrival spread, a large number of Gen-Z protesters gathered at the airport to protest, where they clashed with CPN-UML supporters.

Flights canceled, leaders returned
Following the clash, Buddha Airlines canceled all domestic flights from Kathmandu-Simara. This also included the flight that was to carry both the CPN-UML leaders. Due to increasing tension both the leaders returned. Let us tell you that Gen-Z are those youth who were born between 1997 and 2012. They are also called ‘digital natives’ because they have grown up in the era of internet and smartphones.

What is UML?
UML i.e. Nepal Communist Party (Unified Marxist-Leninist) is one of the major political parties of Nepal. This party is based on leftist ideology and has been playing an important role in Nepal’s politics for a long time. Former Prime Minister K. P. Sharma Oli is the top leader of this party. UML describes itself as an advocate of nationalism, stability and development, but in recent years there has been growing dissatisfaction among the youth, especially Gen-Z, regarding its policies and leadership, which has often led to protests.

Tension increased, security forces deployed
These protests, which started from the beginning of this week, have now become more intense. Heated debates and clashes have taken place at many places between young protesters and UML supporters. To keep the situation under control, security forces have been deployed at many important places in Bara district. The administration is continuously monitoring the situation.

After the defeat in Bihar Assembly elections, opposition leaders are cornering the Election Commission (ECI) and the Modi government. For the first time, BJP has emerged as the largest party in Bihar by winning 89 seats, whereas even the Grand Alliance together could not touch the figure of 50. The statement of businessman Robert Vadra, husband of Congress General Secretary and MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, has also come out on the same matter.

Vadra has raised questions on NDA’s landslide victory in Bihar and claimed that elections were not conducted properly and re-elections should be held in Bihar. Not only this, Vadra has also talked about protesting after the defeat in Bihar. He said that we want an honest country in which people are happy. Rahul Gandhi is not concerned with victory or defeat, he wants to keep the country secular. No matter how much defeat he faces, Rahul Gandhi will not stop, he will keep fighting.

Serious allegations made against BJP
Robert Vadra alleged that BJP is controlling the agencies and said that the Election Commission works at the behest of BJP. Vadra claimed that unless the Election Commission is controlled, you will see similar elections. He also said that if this continues then people will come out and protest.

What did Vadra say on Rahul Gandhi’s foreign tour?
Regarding Rahul Gandhi’s foreign tour, he said that if he (Rahul Gandhi) goes to see someone sick, will he have to tell everyone that I am going out? He said that Rahul has gone to see someone sick.
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