Nepal Faces Escalating Crisis as Army Steps In
Nepal is witnessing one of its most turbulent periods in recent history. Youth-led anti-corruption protests have intensified, resulting in a climbing death toll that has now reached 30. The unrest, which entered its third day on Wednesday, continues to shake the nation. The resignation of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has only deepened the uncertainty, leaving many citizens concerned about the future.
Government Buildings in Flames, Political Turmoil Grows
Protesters have set government buildings ablaze across Kathmandu and other major cities, underscoring widespread frustration with political corruption and ineffective governance. The army’s deployment marks a significant escalation, as authorities struggle to restore order and prevent further casualties.
The political vacuum left by the Prime Minister’s resignation has fueled more demonstrations, with many demanding deep reforms and greater accountability. The situation remains fluid, with international observers closely monitoring developments as Nepal tries to navigate this unprecedented crisis.
