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International News: Nepal is burning under violent protests that have shaken the entire nation. At least 20 people are dead and over 250 injured. With the situation spiraling out of control, Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has stepped down, citing moral responsibility.Nepal’s capital and several major cities have been rocked by violent protests. Demonstrators clashed with police, and in many places, public property was set on fire. The sudden explosion of anger turned peaceful rallies into chaos across the country.
According to reports, 20 people have lost their lives so far in the unrest. More than 250 people have been injured, including both protesters and security personnel. Hospitals are overcrowded, and doctors are struggling to handle the emergency.
Amid the rising death toll and uncontrolled violence, Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has resigned. He announced that he was taking moral responsibility for failing to maintain law and order. His resignation has added new fuel to the political crisis.
The Nepali government has been caught off guard by the scale of the unrest. Security forces have been deployed in large numbers, but the protests continue to spread. The opposition has blamed the government for ignoring public anger for too long.
In an attempt to control the protests, Nepal blocked 26 social media platforms including Facebook and Instagram. But this move only made the students and youth angrier, who see the ban as an attack on their freedom of expression.
With the Home Minister’s resignation and ongoing street violence, Nepal faces one of its biggest crises in years. Citizens are demanding accountability, while leaders struggle to find a solution. For now, peace in the Himalayan nation remains far from sight.
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