Unrest in Nepal, Prime Minister resigns

After social networks were banned in Nepal, many people took to the streets. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

In clashes with the police, more than twenty people were killed. Following this situation, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned.

A curfew was imposed across the country and the army is actively working to restore order. The events in Nepal recall the crises that occurred in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka in recent years.

Nepal is an important neighboring country for India, as the two countries share a 1750-kilometer-long open border. Millions of Nepalis live and work in India.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed concern about the events in Nepal. He called for maintaining peace and held an emergency meeting with government members.

According to experts, instability in Nepal could pose a threat to India. This is because Nepal borders China and is located in a strategically important area.

Therefore, India must exercise caution in its relations with the new government.