Party office set fire, GEN Z protesters captured at PM’s private residence, KP Oli called all -party meeting at 6 pm

Protests continued for the second day on Tuesday, despite the Nepal government’s announcement of lifting the ban on social media platforms. The protests on Tuesday demanded the removal of KP Sharma Oli and the dismissal of the government after more than 250 injured on Monday. The protesters have vandalized and arson in Ramesh writer’s residence at Naikap. Writers who resigned from the post of Home Minister are the latest target of a series of attacks on political leaders. According to several reports, the protesters are also vandalizing and arson in the homes of other top leaders, as nationwide protests are intensifying despite curfew and security.

Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has called an all -party meeting at 6 pm today amid growing protests across the country. The statement issued by the Prime Minister’s Secretariat said, I am interacting with the concerned parties to assess the situation and make a meaningful conclusion. For this, I have also called an all -party meeting at 6 pm today. I make a humble request to all brothers and sisters to be patient in this difficult situation.

Water supply minister Pradeep Yadav resigned from his post today. After the death of 19 people in the incident during the protests of Jane Z on Monday, Minister Yadav resigned, saying that he was not eligible to serve in the government. According to the report of Annapurna Post, Minister Yadav said that I announce my resignation from the post of Minister of Water Supply Ministry in support of the movement started by the Jane Z young generation and the oppression being done by the government and administration. Dear young brothers and sisters, you are my first colleague and source of my enthusiasm and energy. I call all of us to be restrained and to pursue the younger generation in the right direction.