Nepal Protests: Gen Z Movement Exposes Political Corruption Crisis
Nepal's protests, initially led by Gen Z, have turned violent, leading to Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli's resignation. The demonstrations, triggered by a social media ban, reflect deep-rooted anger towards corruption and nepotism in the political system.
Many protesters feel the movement has been hijacked by opportunists, highlighting the failure of the establishment to address the people's grievances. Oli's sudden resignation has created a leadership vacuum, raising concerns about continued instability.
The protests symbolize a call for accountability and an end to systemic corruption, indicating a broken political structure that needs reform for Nepal's future stability.
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