Summary
Nepali Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli resigned after large protests erupted over corruption and inequality. The protests intensified following the deaths of 19 people by security forces during clashes. Despite his resignation, the situation remains tense with demonstrators continuing their calls for major political changes.
Key Facts
- Nepali Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli resigned due to growing protests.
- The protests started as a response to corruption and inequality in the country.
- Demonstrations grew after 19 people were shot dead by security forces.
- Authorities imposed a curfew in certain districts to manage the situation.
- Despite the curfew, protests continued with youths gathering in the streets.
- The term "nepo kids," referring to privileged children of the ruling elite, sparked anger among youth.
- Videos and posts on social media highlighted the luxurious lifestyles of these "nepo kids."
- Key government ministers, including the Home and Agriculture Ministers, also resigned.
