Nepal Gen Z Protest In Nepal, a historic mobilisation as thousands of Gen Z activists (born between 1997–2012) took to the streets of Kathmandu and other cities.
The government’s ban on 26 social media platforms and fueled by growing frustration over corruption, political privilege, and economic stagnation.
Against this, on September 8, 2025, it is going to start in the Maitighar Mandala of Nepal. Its program is to gather at the Maitighar after 10 am, and everyone must have received it from social media. To achieve this, everyone must raise their voice and everyone must continuously address this matter of corruption.
If we talk about its process, it is also very long, and I would like to say that we must protect it and remove such corruptions in Nepal, and the Nepalese government has also made it necessary by closing down social media. Now, when the Gen Z people raise their voices and protest for their corruption, all the people have come forward.
In this country and in various places, their programs are being announced, and people from various places have also supported and supported them, and the people of the current generation of Gen Z are raising their voices and have also urged that all people should rise up to raise their voices.
I am also against this, but you should understand it yourself and what the condition of Nepal will be after all such things are stopped. It is also something that you should understand yourself. It is not just about looking at political parties, but now all the people should wake up and raise their voices and inform the country to do good work.
There are many things in this, and because there are many things to do, I have to tell you, and I want to tell you. You must have understood all this. And today, on September 8th, I urge everyone to come together and implement it in different places and work together to move forward.