It’s shameful to see international media framing Nepal’s Gen Z protest as merely against the social media ban. That’s not what it is about. The protest was—and still is—against a corrupt system, unchecked government privileges, and years of exploitation. Reducing it to just the ban is dishonest and insulting to the movement.
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A kid in school dress and a bag is shot in head by the KP Oli led government in Nepal. The government was trying to supress the anti corruption movement by the youths.
Nepal Govt banned social media and now youngsters are protesting against Nepal's PM KP Oli by calling him MC 😂😂
These protests are different from what we saw in Bangladesh.
Nepali people are angry with the communist Govt of KP Oli. They had enough of corruption and communists.
🚨 Nepal government orders shoot-at-sight after protesters set Parliament building on fire. 🙏
Nepal government banned 26 social media platforms recently.
They shot the kids who were protesting against the corruption in the country. Today's kids have the guts to question and fight for what's right. Salute 🫡 #genznepal#GenZprotestnepal#Nepalprotest
@LaLiga will give rights to a kid with a laptop in his basement for small amount of money. Absolute piece of shit.. @GXR_World Don't take rights if you don't have infrastructure to broadcast such huge match. F**k laliga f**k Gxr world.
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