Nepal triggers kill 19 people, demonstrators make the torch and the houses

On Tuesday, the protests of Nepal against the government became violent through the Himalayan nation with officials confirming that at least 19 people were killed and hundreds of other injured, Reuters reported.

The demonstrators, mainly young people of generation Z, burned the parliament and the houses of government representatives, stormed the prisons and forced the resignation of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli in the national capital of Kathmandu.

Reports of local media said the demonstrators would have set fire to the house of former Prime Minister Jhala Nath Khanal with his wife, Ravi Laxmi Chitrakar, inside the Dallu residence.

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The demonstrators exercise sticks and stones as they face the riot police during a demonstration outside the parliament in Kathmandu, Nepal on Monday. (Prabin Ranabhat / AFP via Getty Images)

It was seriously burned, the New York Times reportedAnd was transported urgently to Kirtipur Burn hospital, said his family.

Violent demonstrations broke out last week after the government prohibited major social media platforms, including Facebook, X and Youtube.

Although the ban has been revoked, the demonstrators said they would continue until Parliament is dissolved, with many unfortunate with current political parties, blame them for corruption, The reported Associated Press.

“I am here to protest against massive corruption in our country,” said student Bishnu Thapa Chetri at the AP. “The country has become so bad that, for us, young people, there is no reason for us to stay.”

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Anti-riot police use a water gun on demonstrators outside Kathmandu, Nepal on Monday. (AP / Niranjan Shrestha)

Oli, whose own house was also burnt down, resigned on Tuesday. The black smoke was seen from the Singha Durbar Palace complex, which is the main administrative home of the government.

Officials also confirmed that two Western Nepal prisons had been temporary, leading to the escape of nearly 900 detainees.

The demonstrators are celebrating standing at the Singha Durbar summit, the headquarters of the various Ministries and Offices of the Government of Nepal, after being burnt down during a protest against the ban on social media and corruption in Kathmandu, Nepal on Tuesday. (AP photo / Niranjan shrestha)

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The United States Embassy in Kathmandu has urged citizens to avoid large rallies.

Nepal army chief Ashok Raj Sigdel warned that the military could “take control of the situation” if violence continues, although he called on the demonstrators for dialogue.

Fox News Digital contacted the Office of the Government of Nepal to comment.