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NepalProtests against the government turned violence on Tuesday through the Himalaiian nation with officials who confirmed that at least 19 people were killed and hundreds wounded, Reuters export.
Protesters, mostly young people from generation Z, on fire parliament and homes of government officials, storms are prisons and forced the resignation of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli in Kathmanda.
Reports from Local media They said that the protesters allegedly appointed former Prime Minister Jhal Nath Khanala on fire with her wife, Ravi Lakmi Chitrakar, inside Dalla’s residence.
Protesters have sticks and stones while clashing with clutter with police during protests outside the Parliament building in Kathmand, Nepal, on Monday. (Prabin Ranabhat / AFP via Getty Image)
It was critically burned, New York Times exportAnd he rushed to the hospital in Kirtupur, her family said.
Violent protests broke out last week after the Government Has banned the main social media Platforms including Facebook, KS and YouTube.
Although the ban is revoked, protesters said it would continue until the parliament was dissolved, with many dissatisfied current political parties, blame them for corruption, Reported associated printing.
“I’m here to protest the mass corruption in our country,” said Student Bishnu Thapa Chetri said AP. “The earth has become so bad for, young men, there is no reason to stay.”
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The police about riots use a water cannon on protesters outside in Kathmand, Nepal, Monday. (AP / Neranjan Shrestha)
Olya, whose own home was on fire and set on fire, resigned on Tuesday. Black smoke was seen for falsing Singa Durbar Complex, which is the main administrative home of the Government.
Officials also confirmed that two prisons in West Nepal was a storm, which led to the escape of almost 900 prisoners.
Protesters are celebrating at the top of Singhe Durbar, the seats of different ministries and Offices of the Nepal Government, after lit during the protest against the prohibition of social media and corruption in Kathmanda, Nepal, Tuesday. (AP PHOTO / Neranijan Shrestha)
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The US Embassy in Kathmanda called on citizens to avoid large gatherings.
The head of Nepal, Ashok Raj Sigdel, warned that the military could “take control of the situation” if the violence continues, although he appealed to dialogue protesters.
Fox News Digital visited the Nepal Government Office for a comment.
