In Nepal, 22 people died during protests: the interior minister has resigned.
Tragic events during protests in Nepal
According to inkorr.com: In Nepal, during mass protests, 22 people died as a result of clashes with the police in the capital – Kathmandu. Two young protesters died as a result of gunfire in the Kalimati area. The conflict erupted after demonstrators attacked law enforcement officers, who responded by opening fire.
Resignation of the interior minister
After the death of 17 people during the protests, Nepal's interior minister Ramesh Lekhak decided to resign. The government lifted the ban on social networks which had been imposed after the tragic events. The Prime Minister expressed condolences and called for a cautious approach in communicating with the youth on social media.
Such tragic events in Nepal underline the importance of constructive dialogue between the government and the youth. Lifting the ban on social networks could be a step towards restoring communication and seeking peaceful ways to resolve the conflict. The further development of the situation will depend on the willingness of both parties to cooperate.
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