Nepal protests 'hijacked', Gen Z claim, as army patrols the streets
Summary
Protests in Nepal have become violent, as people rally against government corruption and nepotism. The army is now patrolling the streets after the prime minister resigned and many buildings were set on fire. Young protesters claim that their movement has been taken over by troublemakers who are causing damage.Key Facts
- Anti-corruption protests in Nepal have turned violent, leading to arson and vandalism.
- The Nepalese army is patrolling the streets of Kathmandu due to the unrest.
- The prime minister resigned after politicians' homes and government buildings were attacked.
- Protesters, mainly from Generation Z, say opportunists have hijacked their movement.
- A curfew is in effect nationwide to control the situation.
- At least 20 people have died in clashes with police.
- 27 people have been arrested, and 31 firearms have been seized related to the violence.
- The protests were initially sparked by a government's attempt to ban social media platforms.
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