Supreme Court hearing held in Tents, photo surfaced; How did Nepal become after GEN-Z performance

Nepal Gen-Z Protest: Gen-Z protesters, who took to the streets against social media ban in Nepal, burnt government buildings, attacked the houses of ministers and former Prime Ministers, the whole world saw it. However, on the appeal of President Ramchandra Paudel, Balen Shah and Army Chief, the protesters calmed down and then finally Sushila Karki has been made the interim Prime Minister of Nepal. Meanwhile, a photo has come out, which is being discussed a lot on social media.

After the curfew was removed in Nepal, when the government offices and courts opened on Sunday, the long queues of the people were seen in every office. The Supreme Court also opened in Kathmandu and there was a hearing in temporary tent. It was written on its tent- Supreme Court Nepal. Nepal’s website Khabarhub has also shared some pictures of it, which everyone was surprised to see. The staff of the court was working in a normal way in the tent and a long line was seen.

Court gave dates to petitioners

In the report of the news, the cow said that the Supreme Court gave further dates to the petitioners. Actually, the cases are not being heard, so the hearing is being carried forward. There is also a problem that important documents of the court have also been burnt in the incidents of arson or have been lost in the disturbance. Nepal Bar Association President Bijay Prasad Mishra said that in these circumstances, the court cannot start work completely, but it is being slowly brought back on track.

Protesters burnt Supreme Court building

It was not known when the protest started against social media ban on 8 September in Nepal. The protesters set fire to several government offices including the Supreme Court, Parliament House, President’s Office. Not only this, he beat the deputy PM and the Finance Minister on the road and beat him. Attacked the house of former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba. Former Prime Minister Jhalanath Khanal’s wife was locked inside the house and set fire to him, in which he died. The violence increased so much that many ministers fled from Kathmandu and took refuge in calm areas. Seeing the anger of the protesters, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned, after which the interim government has now been formed.

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