पूरे नेपाल पर अब सेना का कंट्रोल: PM ओली का इस्तीफा, फिर भी हिंसा जारी; प्रदर्शनकारियों ने पीएम-राष्ट्रपति आवास फूंका

Today is the third day of the ongoing movement against social media ban and corruption in Nepal. To prevent violent protests, the army has taken the control of the entire country in its hands from 10 pm on Tuesday night.

The Nepali army said that by taking advantage of difficult times, some miscreants are harming common people and government property. There are acts like looting and setting fire. Stop such activities.

Seeing the anger of the protesters, KP Sharma Oli resigned as the Prime Minister and left Kathmandu. Earlier, the agitators set fire to KP Oli’s private house, Rashtrapati Bhavan and Supreme Court.

So far 22 people have been killed in clashes and arson in the capital Kathmandu and surrounding areas, while more than 400 people have been injured.

Prime Minister Oli’s house was set on fire on Tuesday. After this, the smoke was seen arising.

Protesters set fire on Tuesday at President Ram Chandra Paudel’s residence (Sheetal Bhavan).

Security forces shifted PM Oli to a safe place by helicopter. It is not known where they have been taken

3 former Prime Ministers burned houses

The agitators set fire to the 3 Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, Jhalanath Khalan and Pushp Kamal Dahal Prachanda yesterday.

His wife Rajalakshmi painter was seriously burnt by setting fire to the house of former PM Jhalanath Khanal. He was immediately rushed to Kirtipur Burn Hospital, where he died.

At the same time, former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba was beaten up in his house, while Finance Minister Vishnu Paudel ran away near his house in Kathmandu.

The protesters set fire to the house of former Nepal PM Jhalanath Khanal. In this, his wife was seriously scorched. He later died.

The protesters on Tuesday entered and beat former PM Sher Bahadur Deuba and his wife Foreign Minister Arju Rana into his house.

Protesters attacking former PM Kamal Dahal Prachanda’s house.

The protesters ran and beat Finance Minister Vishnu Paudel on Tuesday. Kick on his chest. (The video is going viral on social media.)

Trying to break the gate of Pashupatinath temple in Nepal

According to media reports, some people tried to break the gate of the Pashupatinath temple on Tuesday evening amid the ongoing demonstrations in Nepal. The Nepali army was then deployed in the temple area. Army spokesman Rajaram confirmed that the soldiers have been sent to control the situation.

The leaders of the movement said that some intruders had entered their peaceful demonstrations. These leaders said that they are ready for talks. The protesters have been appealed not to attack arson or public property.

Modi held a meeting of Central Security Committee on Nepal violence

PM Modi held a meeting of the Central Security Committee last night on the situation in Nepal. Earlier, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs advised Indian citizens to avoid going to Nepal.

The Ministry of External Affairs said that until the situation becomes normal, avoid going to Nepal. Indian citizens who are currently in Nepal should remain at their current hideout. Do not get out on the streets and take full care. Also, follow the advice of the Indian Embassy in Nepal’s local authorities and Kathmandu.

If any help is needed, contact the helpline numbers of the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu: +977–9808602881, +977–9810326134

The government banned social media on 3 September

The Nepal government had decided to ban 26 social media sites including Facebook, Instagram, YouTube on 3 September.

These platforms did not register in the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology of Nepal. For this, the ministry issued an order on August 28 and gave 7 days time, this deadline ended on 2 September.

Why did social media close in Nepal?

The Nepal government had ordered all social media platforms to register within 7 days after the Supreme Court directive. The government argued that without registration, these platforms were being used to spread fake ID, hate speech, cybercrime and misinformation in the country.

On September 4, the government banned 26 social media platforms for not registering within the stipulated time. It had large platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, YouTube. The platforms like tickets, vibers were not banned, as they had registered on time.

Why 26 companies like YouTube could not register

According to the rules, every company has been required to keep a local office in Nepal, appoint a local officer to remove the wrong content and respond to legal notices. Along with this, it was also made necessary to accept the rules for sharing user data with the government.

Companies find these conditions very strict in terms of data-priority and freedom of expression. According to reports, companies keep local representatives in big countries like India or Europe, because there are very high users. The user base of Nepal is small, so companies found it very expensive.

If companies accept this condition of the Nepali government, then they would have been pressurized to follow these rules in other small countries, which are quite expensive. This is the reason that Western companies did not accept the condition of the Nepal government and did not register on time.

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