Chaos in Nepal: Social Media Ban Sparks Deadly Protests, 19 Dead

Nepal’s Crisis Deepens: Deadly Protests Over Corruption and Social Media Ban Leave 19 Dead

Kathmandu, Nepal – Nepal is facing one of its most turbulent moments in recent years after protests over government corruption and a sweeping social media ban spiraled into deadly violence. According to local media reports, at least 19 people have been killed and hundreds injured in clashes between demonstrators and security forces, with unrest spreading from the capital to multiple provinces.
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Deadly unrest has erupted in Nepal, where protests over corruption and a sweeping social media ban have turned violent. At least 19 people have been killed and hundreds injured after demonstrators stormed the Parliament complex in Kathmandu.

The government recently banned major platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, claiming it was to protect national security. But protesters see it as an attack on free speech, coming at a time when corruption scandals are already fueling widespread anger.

Clashes broke out as thousands gathered outside Parliament. Security forces responded with tear gas, rubber bullets, and live fire. Hospitals in the capital are overwhelmed with casualties, while tension grips the streets.

Prime Minister Prachanda has defended the ban, but opposition parties demand it be lifted immediately, calling for accountability and even his resignation.

International reaction has been swift — human rights groups condemn the killings, while India, China, and Western nations urge restraint.

As Nepal teeters on the edge of deeper crisis, the question remains: will the government choose reform, or will repression push the nation into further unrest?

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