Nepal's prime minister steps down amidst violent anti-corruption demonstrations leading to fatalities

In the heart of Nepal, the political landscape is undergoing a significant shift, with the actions and demands of the Gen Z protesters playing a pivotal role.

The resignation of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and several other ministers has created a political vacuum in the Nepalese government. Oli's departure, effective immediately, plunges the country into political uncertainty.

Rakshya Bam, an activist and Gen Z protester, links Oli's resignation to the "cold-blooded murder of citizens" that occurred the previous day. The specific reasons for the resignations are not detailed, but the Gen Z protesters view this development as a "win for the movement."

The Gen Z protesters, who view their movement as a "revolution of their generation," are demanding a role in the upcoming government formation. They express a desire to see members of their generation in key positions, a sentiment that may lead to a partial filling of the political vacuum.

The Gen Z protesters' actions are in response to recent violent events in Nepal. They view their actions as a form of revenge and a call for change.

Meanwhile, the social media platforms in Nepal are currently operational, according to Information Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung, who also announced the lifting of the social media ban on Tuesday morning.

As the country searches for a new prime minister, the political situation remains unstable. The Gen Z protesters, having marched away from Singha Durbar, the seat of the government, continue to demand change and a voice in the country's future.

It is unclear at this time who will fill the political vacuum left by Oli's resignation, but one thing is certain: the Gen Z protesters' demands will continue to shape the political discourse in Nepal.

Nepal's prime minister steps down amidst violent anti-corruption demonstrations leading to fatalities