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KP Sharma Oli steps down amid Nepal's worst unrest in decades, with at least 22 deaths reported in clashes.
Okay that escalated very quickly.
I am baffled and astounded.
Anyway.
Fucking hell they weren’t pissing about.
Not that I ever doubted them.
Let’s hope this doesn’t descend into aimless rioting and arson for its own sake.
A trend happening right now seems to be that in at least three Asian countries that had been gaining more and more protests because of severe corruption that their government was caught with and especially because these officials' children had been seen so public with flaunting their wealth as nepo babies. I wonder if this trend continues in more countries and I do wonder if protests here would worsen too which honestly wouldn't be surprising but would also be terrifying for civilians as it has been in both Indonesia and now Nepal. Hopefully these corrupt officials and their benefactors would receive the justice they deserve.
FYI this is what fascism looks like.
Nepal’s now getting in on using One Piece Wanted Posters for its government officials due to the countries complete social media ban. (14 Protestors have already been killed as well.
I hope those people/protestors remain safe, including if they have to get things for self-defense. What a wretched situation that is, being fired upon and murdered for protesting.
Good on those people for speaking out about it.
Regime change in Nepal
Not to say it wasn't deserved, it very much was. Kids died there ffs.
But also not to say uncle sam wasn't involved. Just like in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and in Pak.
Indian brothers and sisters, its our responsibility to dismantle each and every propaganda against the state. Qualms with the government aside, an instable, civil war prone India puts all our necks on line. INC heading India means loss of sovereignty and jungle raaj.
Efforts are being made since long ago. Manipur instability because of proxy with Myanmar and China, Farmer's protest, Vote chori propaganda, its all had US involvement, either directly or by puppets such as Khalistani org Sikhs for Justice.
We have come unscathed each time, but now that we are of voting age, it is our responsibility to know the truth and not fall for propaganda. A wrong Vote can cost us.
So I urge everyone. Everytime an issue erupts out of nowhere, study it up. Deconstruct the propaganda narratives actively on social media where they fester (stay unanimous preferably because you might have people labbeling you with slurs) because an effort is being made to sway the youth by peddling narratives on social media and creating a false sense of urgency by repeating them from various accounts, paying influencers and such.
Anarchy and Facilitating a puppet regime will hurt our interests more than anything right now can.
Dairy and Agriculture sectors, which are primary places of employment in India will suffer horribly if US is allowed free access to those markets with their subsidised goods.
Complaining of developement now? We'll regress by decades with the losses that will cause to our biggest economic sector for a population of 1.4 B.
Simple words? The economy would be devastated. Forget fastest growing nation, we won't be growing anymore after that.
Lets not forget the terror attacks. Now we have them enough under control that a slip up can be termed as government's "Saazish" by some budhhijeevi because "ye itni lagaam hai to occasionally lapse kyu ho rahe hai?"
Pre 2014 we not only had like 3 times the terror attacks, (not including the casual bomb blasts in the entire country) the country's incompetence in tackling them was so visible that no one would think of accusing the government for orchestrating them.
The youth of this country grew up privileged in these regards. We didn't have to check under the seats of theatres for bags, we didn't have to worry about occasional goons coming upto us and making unreasonable demands in exchange of our lives and we never truly saw what external pressure on nation looked like. They have lesser idea of what they risk by electing the current leader of opposition and his incompetence, because his past is being cleverly whitewashed on social media by bots and paid accounts.
Hell, what do you think the next step after overthrowing the government would be?
Who is to be the next leader? What is his vision? What are his policies?
These questions need to be asked everytime such question arises.
India is a large country, an uprising won't be easy here. But just in case anarchy knocks our door, we are done for.
I think when you see any protests happening right now that news sites or governments are claiming to be led by the youth and only highlighting the youth, understand that it isn't them trying to highlight the frustrations or even the determination of these protesters at a young age about their country's situation but a way to dismiss it as youth hysteria and mob mentality coming from inexperience. Also understand that it's not just young people who are part of these protests but people from different age groups typically from the working class that had gotten fed up with their current situation and how their governments had failed them. Older generations are as much a part of this as younger generations are and know that the people on the streets aren't just protesting one or two things that had happened recently but often complex corruption that had been going on for decades.
I'm seeing that some coverage on protests here in the Philippines are focusing on mostly on the University of the Philippines' student body when the employees including some of the teachers and even higher staff had been vocal for their support and older individuals could even be seen walking with these students. Do not underestimate younger protesters but do not forget that this isn't a generational thing. Those adults were on the streets of EDSA decades before any of us had been born and they have the capacity to be as willing to fight corruption as your peers.
Gen Z Protests: The Current State of Twelve States
Nepal A sweeping ban on social media platforms sparked a firestorm across Nepal in September 2025. Anger over political corruption and property seizures erupted into nationwide demonstrations.Tensions reached a breaking point when police intervention left 19 protesters dead on September 8th, forcing Prime Minister K. P. Sharma Oli to resign the following month. The capital’s parliamentary…
