The regular Cabinet meeting scheduled for 6 PM today is also expected to discuss the ongoing Gen Z protests, according to Prime Minister’s Press Adviser Ramsharan Bajgain. He said, “Today’s cabinet meeting is a regular one that had already been scheduled, so the regular agenda will remain. However, the issue of the Gen Z movement will also be discussed, and some decisions may be made.” The meeting will be held at the Prime Minister’s official residence in Baluwatar.
At least 14 protesters injured during the ‘Gen Z’ demonstration in Kathmandu Valley have died while undergoing treatment at various hospitals today. More than 100 others are receiving medical care across different facilities. According to the Trauma Center, six protesters died during treatment, while 25 others remain hospitalized, including five in critical condition. The Civil Hospital confirmed three deaths among those admitted there. At the Kathmandu Medical College, one out of 20 injured patients succumbed to injuries. Similarly, the Everest Hospital reported three deaths, with 34 others still under treatment. At the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, Maharajgunj, one protester has…
The District Administration Office, Kathmandu, has expanded the curfew area, issuing a new order effective from 1 PM to 10 PM today. The revised curfew now includes the President’s Office (Sheetal Niwas), the Vice President’s Office (Harit Griha), the Narayanhiti Palace Museum, and Singha Durbar. According to the order issued by the Chief District Officer under Section 6(k) of the Local Administration Act, 2028, no movement, gatherings, rallies, demonstrations, meetings, or blockades are allowed within the designated perimeters of Kathmandu Metropolitan City until the curfew is lifted.
Dozens of protesters were injured after police opened fire during the Gen Z demonstrations in Kathmandu, leaving Civil Hospital overwhelmed with casualties. The hospital’s emergency ward could not accommodate all the injured, forcing doctors to treat patients in the OPD section as well. Dr. Subash Banjade, one of the attending physicians, said that more than 150 injured people were receiving treatment and described the hospital as overcrowded and unable to cope. He added that ambulances were urgently needed to transfer patients to other hospitals. According to Civil Hospital’s Medical Director, Dr. Dipak Paudel, one injured protester has already died.
The National Assembly meeting has been postponed until Wednesday, September 11 (Bhadra 25), after a curfew was imposed in Kathmandu due to the Gen Z protest against the social media ban. The Federal Parliament Secretariat issued a notice stating that the session scheduled for 1:15 PM on Monday has been rescheduled for 1:15 PM on Wednesday. In the notice, issued by Secretary-General Padma Prasad Pandey, the reason for the postponement was cited as “special circumstances.”
One protester has died during the Gen Z-led demonstration in Kathmandu. The deceased’s identity has not yet been confirmed. According to hospital sources, the protester succumbed to injuries while undergoing treatment at Civil Hospital. More than 25 protesters were injured after police opened fire with rubber bullets to control the demonstrations. The injured are currently receiving treatment at Civil Hospital.
Two journalists were injured after police fired rubber bullets during the Gen Z-led protest in Banishwar on Monday. Kantipur Television journalist Shyam Shrestha was hit while covering the protest and is currently receiving treatment at Civil Hospital, New Baneshwar. Meanwhile, Naya Patrika photojournalist Dipendra Dhungana was also injured and taken to the hospital. In addition, Nepalese journalist Umesh Karki sustained minor injuries from rubber bullet fragments.
The Gen Z protest in Kathmandu has taken a tense turn, with some demonstrators breaking through police security and entering the Parliament building. According to eyewitnesses, the protesters climbed over the main gate of the parliamentary premises to gain access. Although security personnel attempted to stop them, the crowd’s pressure made it difficult to maintain control. The police are now using tear gas to disperse the demonstrators. The situation inside the parliamentary area remains tense, and additional security forces have been deployed to manage the unrest.
Gagandev Rai Yadav, the ward chair of Boudhimai Municipality–6, Rautahat, has died after sustaining injuries from an electric shock. According to Rautahat District Police spokesperson, Deputy Superintendent Raju Karki, Yadav was injured around 7:15 PM on Sunday and passed away during treatment at 8:15 PM. The police reported that while heading to his field, Yadav came into contact with an 11,000-volt live wire that had fallen to the ground, resulting in severe electric shock. He was initially treated at Ghorahimai Hospital in Kopawa and later transferred to the Provincial Hospital in Gaur for further treatment, where doctors pronounced him dead…
Young people of the Gen Z generation staged a protest today at Maitighar Mandala in Kathmandu against government corruption, administrative disorder, and the recent decision to block social media platforms. The spontaneously organized group did not allow any affiliated student or youth wings of political parties to participate in the program. Protesters carried placards with slogans such as “Gen Z Shouts, Harass the Corrupt”. Some participants were seen wearing their school and college uniforms during the demonstration. What was previously limited to online expression of anger against the government and political leaders has now taken to the streets, with Gen…