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Gen Z Movement in Nepal Escalates: PM Oli Resigns Amidst Airport Fire and Search for Successor

Gen Z Movement in Nepal Escalates: PM Oli Resigns Amidst Airport Fire and Search for Successor

Gen Z Movement Intensifies in Nepal. PM KP Sharma Oli Resigns. Fire at Tribhuvan Airport Disrupts Air Services. Balendra Shah's Name is Top Contender for Next PM.

Nepal Protests: The 'Gen Z' movement, which began in Nepal against a social media ban, has now escalated into widespread protests. Demonstrators took to the streets in Kathmandu, expressing their opposition to the government. Clashes between police and protestors resulted in at least 19 deaths, with many others injured.

Impact on Air Services

The violence also affected India-Nepal air services, leading to the diversion of several Indian flights and the cancellation of some others. Due to the fire near Tribhuvan International Airport, reduced visibility caused by smoke led to the suspension of landings for aircraft arriving from the southern sector.

Arson at Tribhuvan Airport

Protestors set fires near the airport, impacting visibility due to smoke. Numerous aircraft circled overhead Nepal. Security personnel were deployed in increased numbers at the airport, and fire brigades were stationed to combat the fires.

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli Resigns

Nepal's Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has resigned from his post. Following his resignation, political activity in the country has intensified, and discussions are underway to select a new Prime Minister.

Discussion on Potential Prime Ministerial Candidates

Several leaders' names have emerged following KP Sharma Oli's resignation. Balendra Shah's name is at the forefront among these. The public and opposition parties are demanding Balendra Shah be appointed Prime Minister.

The public is currently awaiting the announcement of a new Prime Minister and the formation of a government. The arson and smoke at the airport caused inconvenience to passengers, with many Indian flights being diverted and some flights canceled.

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