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Nepal on Boil: Gen Z Protest Rocks Kathmandu, 5 Dead, Curfew in Nepal | Nepal Protests

Nepal is on edge. Kathmandu has turned into the epicenter of a storm as thousands of young protesters take to the streets in what is now being called the Gen Z Revolution. The streets are flooded with anger, chants, and banners as demonstrators defy curfews and clash with heavily armed police. The trigger? A sweeping ban on 26 social media platforms including Facebook, WhatsApp, X (Twitter), and YouTube, alongside shocking allegations of deep-rooted corruption within KP Sharma Oli’s government.

As the protests spiral, at least 5 people have been killed, many injured, and the nation’s capital has come under curfew. Authorities insist the ban is about regulation, but protesters believe it is nothing less than an attempt to muzzle free speech and escape accountability. Young Nepalis, many under the age of 28, are demanding transparency, accountability, and the restoration of their digital rights. Their voices are now echoing across South Asia, reminiscent of student-led protests in Bangladesh just a year ago.

This uprising is more than just about the internet. It is a cry against corruption, political elitism, and a broken system where the youth feel betrayed. With hashtags like #WakeUpGenZ, this movement is fast becoming a symbol of defiance, unity, and generational change. Is Nepal on the brink of a new political chapter? Or will the system’s grip tighten further? Watch our ground report and exclusive footage from the heart of Kathmandu to see why Nepal is on the boil—and what it means for the country’s fragile democracy.

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