In Nepal, anti-government protests that flashed after the ban on access to social networks and claimed 31 people led to a mass escape from prisons: more than 15 thousand prisoners managed to break free. a number of ministers, protests only intensified and caused a security crisis in the country.
, the shares participants attacked the prison complexes, set fire to administrative buildings and left the passages open, which allowed prisoners from more than 25 prisons throughout the country. Human. In another prison, the military intervened when trying to escape, more than 10 prisoners were injured.
Army and the police are involved against mass shoots
After the escaped prisoners entered the streets, the army took control of the areas around the prisons. rape, trafficking in people, as well as foreign citizens. Some of them were detained by law enforcement agencies, some returned voluntarily.
Strengthening violence and political instability
Protesters continue to attack politicians and state buildings.
It is reported that the wife of the former prime minister of Napal Natha Khanal, Ravi Lakshmi Chitrakar received heavy Burns when aiming them at home and is in critical condition. In the same incident, 27 more people were injured, 25 of whom were discharged from the hospital.
After the minor of the prime minister Olya, political uncertainty remains. Protesters, having disagreements within their movement, have not yet been able to nominate a single candidate for the formation of the Provisional Government.
The course of protests
Nepal’s authorities blocked Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, YouTube, X, Reddit and Linkedin, saying that the company was saying that the company They did not apply for registration with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technologies within the prescribed time.
this caused mass protests of youth, which opposed not only against blocking social networks, but also against corruption.
during clashes, the police used vodete, tear gas and combat cartridges. As a result, 31 people died, more than 1000 were injured.
later the authorities announced the withdrawal of the ban, and the ministers of the internal affairs, agriculture and water supply resigned. However, the protests did not stop: the crowds set fire to the houses of ministers and the prime minister, as well as the buildings of the parliament, the Supreme Court and the headquarters of the Nepal Congress in Sanpe.
, amid an exacerbation of the situation, the military began to evacuate ministers from their residences by helicopters. Olya officially confirmed Olya against the backdrop of mass protests and pressure on the government.