Nepal Gen Z Protests: From Burning Vehicles To Massive Crowds – Visuals Surface | World News
While demonstrators demand the restoration of access to social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, X and WhatsApp, at least 19 people died on a single day when security forces opened protesters in various parts of Nepal.
The ban entered into force on 4 September and targeted platforms that did not register for the Nepal government. Authorities said that social media users with false identities committed fraud and other crimes through hate speech, false news and some platforms.
This pointed out the highest death fee since the 2006 movement to overthrow King Gyanendra. According to Ani, a total of 18 people died in the protests that lasted for weeks to end the centuries -old monarchy in Nepal and paved the way for his country to become a democratic republic.
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Visuals from Nepal Gene Z protests
The people in Kathmandu show a great protest against the KP Sharma Oli government.
#WRISTWATCH | Nepal: People in Kathmandu show a great protest against the government on the last ban on social media platforms, including corruption and allegedly to be corruption.
At least 18 people were killed and more than 250 people were injured … pic.twitter.com/zz0mlm5vq6– Ani (@ani) 8 September 2025
#WRISTWATCH | Nepal | The people in Kathmandu are a major protest for alleged corruption against the government, and the last prohibition on social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and others. pic.twitter.com/vcyy9xktww– Ani (@ani) 8 September 2025
Burning vehicles in the major protests in Nepal were also seen.
#WRISTWATCH | Nepal | The people in Kathmandu are a major protest for alleged corruption against the government, and the last prohibition on social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and others.
At least 18 people were killed and more than 250 people were injured … pic.twitter.com/9po8yj2e1h– Ani (@ani) 8 September 2025
Protesters destroyed the Parliament Gate when the protest returned to violence in Kathmandu.
#WRISTWATCH | Nepal | As protesters organize a great protest against ban on Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and other social media sites, the protest that causes conflicts between police and protesters returns to violence in Kathmandu. pic.twitter.com/dkh9mg7bgc– Ani (@ani) 8 September 2025
The number of injured injuries at the moment remains uncertain due to a large case volume, including protesters, security personnel and journalists. It is reported that hospitals such as trauma center and civil hospital struggled to host patients and started to direct the cases to other facilities.
The memorial reported that the authorities have added that the identities of the deceased and many injured people have not yet been approved.
The Ministry of Health had previously instructed all injured protesters to provide free treatment to hospitals. The curfew orders were given to various parts of the country to include unrest.
In Kathmandu Valley, the curfews, protesters, print the federal parliamentary facilities, and after the new Baleshwork, including the key areas. Pokhara (KASKİ) forced the curfew in the witness Chowk and in adjacent areas, and after 14:00 following the Prime Minister’s vandalism. After the violent clashes of Itahari (Sunsari), he reported a curfew from 15:30 onwards, while Butwal-Bhairahawa (Rupandehi) made a curfew on Monday between 16: 00-22: 00.
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