Amid a week marked by intense political turmoil, Nepal’s GenZ protesters stormed the parliament building, compelling Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to step down. Their anger extended beyond political institutions to symbols of affluence—luxury hotels, skyscrapers, and upscale residences became targets. Among the most notable buildings were the Hilton Kathmandu and the Hyatt Regency, both set aflame during widespread demonstrations that resulted in at least 34 fatalities and over 1,300 injuries.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/nepal-unrest-indian-woman-dies-in-kathmandu-hotel-set-ablaze-by-violent-protesters-1757671928765">Nepal unrest: Indian woman dies in Kathmandu hotel set ablaze by violent protesters</a>&nbsp;As the parliament, prime minister’s office, and Supreme Court went up in flames, arsonists also struck several high-end hotels including the Hilton, Hyatt Regency, and Varnabas Museum Hotel. The Hyatt Regency, located near the revered Boudhanath Stupa—a key Buddhist pilgrimage site and tourist attraction—sustained damage from the rioters, according to Bhushan Rane, the hotel’s front office manager. Fortunately, no guests or employees were harmed, though the hotel will remain closed amid ongoing unrest.&nbsp;The five-star Hilton, a glass skyscraper inaugurated last year by Shahil Agrawal, heir to the Shanker Group conglomerate, was also attacked. The hotel released a statement confirming closure due to damage and assured that all staff and visitors were safely evacuated. A thorough damage evaluation is planned.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/vaishno-devi-pilgrimage-to-resume-before-navaratras-almost-three-weeks-after-landslide-tragedy-1757679712812">Vaishno Devi pilgrimage to resume before Navaratras, almost three weeks after landslide tragedy</a>&nbsp;The Varnabas Museum Hotel, owned by lawmaker Rajendra Bajgain of the Nepali Congress, was similarly targeted and set on fire. Bajgain, who ensured the safe evacuation of all guests, announced his resignation from parliament and voiced support for the protesters. Nepal’s hospitality sector, a crucial pillar of its tourism-driven economy, has faced devastating losses exceeding 25 billion Nepalese rupees after nearly two dozen hotels nationwide were vandalized, looted, or burned during the student-led anti-government protests.

Nepal protests: Gen Z protesters leave ₹25 billion damage trail amid political turmoil

Amid a week marked by intense political turmoil, Nepal’s GenZ protesters stormed the parliament building, compelling Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to step down. Their anger extended beyond political institutions to symbols of affluence—luxury hotels, skyscrapers, and upscale residences became targets. Among the most notable buildings were the Hilton Kathmandu and the Hyatt Regency, both set aflame during widespread demonstrations that resulted in at least 34 fatalities and over 1,300 injuries. Also Read: Nepal unrest: Indian woman dies in Kathmandu hotel set ablaze by violent protesters As the parliament, prime minister’s office, and Supreme Court went up in flames, arsonists also struck several high-end hotels including the Hilton, Hyatt Regency, and Varnabas Museum Hotel. The Hyatt Regency, located near the revered Boudhanath Stupa—a key Buddhist pilgrimage site and tourist attraction—sustained damage from the rioters, according to Bhushan Rane, the hotel’s front office manager. Fortunately, no guests or employees were harmed, though the hotel will remain closed amid ongoing unrest. The five-star Hilton, a glass skyscraper inaugurated last year by Shahil Agrawal, heir to the Shanker Group conglomerate, was also attacked. The hotel released a statement confirming closure due to damage and assured that all staff and visitors were safely evacuated. A thorough damage evaluation is planned. Also Read: Vaishno Devi pilgrimage to resume before Navaratras, almost three weeks after landslide tragedy The Varnabas Museum Hotel, owned by lawmaker Rajendra Bajgain of the Nepali Congress, was similarly targeted and set on fire. Bajgain, who ensured the safe evacuation of all guests, announced his resignation from parliament and voiced support for the protesters. Nepal’s hospitality sector, a crucial pillar of its tourism-driven economy, has faced devastating losses exceeding 25 billion Nepalese rupees after nearly two dozen hotels nationwide were vandalized, looted, or burned during the student-led anti-government protests.

Nepal’s youth-led protests forced prime minister KP Oli to resign, while violent unrest saw luxury hotels like Hilton and Hyatt set ablaze, damaging the vital tourism sector and causing major economic losses

The government in Nepal has fallen, but the protest is continuing. Some say Gen Z wants monarchy back, others say that they want a corruption-free government. Ex-PM KP Oli has fled and issued an anti-India statement, while other former leaders have said that there should be a people-led government. Amid the chaos and breakdown of political order, several names are floating for the post of new Prime Minister. A section of protesters support Kathmandu Mayor Balendra aka Balen Shah, while Others support former Nepal Supreme Court Chief Justice Sushila Karki. On Sep 11, another name made headlines - Kul Man Ghising.<h2>Here's a list of all the names that are floating for new Nepal leaders :</h2><ul><li>Kathmandu Mayor Balendra aka Balen Shah</li><li>Former Nepal Supreme Court Chief Justice Sushila Karki</li><li>Kul Man Ghising</li><li>Harka Sampang</li><li>Sumana Shrestha</li></ul>Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/nepal-s-bangladesh-sri-lanka-deja-vu-three-neighbours-three-fallen-govts-how-political-turmoil-engulfed-india-s-neighborhood-1757449181889">Nepal’s 'Bangladesh-Sri Lanka' deja vu: Three neighbours, three fallen govts — How political turmoil engulfed India’s neighbourhood</a><h2>Nepal Protest</h2>Nepal is witnessing a youth-led protest over digital censorship that soon spiralled into a full-blown political crisis. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli stepped down. Several ministers were assaulted, chased and their homes were set afire by angry protesters. Rajyalaxmi Chitrakar, wife of former PM Jhalanath Khanal, died after her home was torched. Protesters also stormed and set fire to key government buildings, including Parliament, the PM’s residence, and the President’s house.&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/nepal-protest-kp-oli-s-india-visit-in-third-term-that-never-happened-1757418162033">Nepal protest: Oli's India visit in third term — that never happened</a>&nbsp;While the trigger was a sweeping government move on September 4, when 26 social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Whatsapp and X were blocked, protesters, mostly youngsters, also came to the streets over rising corruption, a lack of accountability and inequality from the top echelons of the nation. Termed by many as the ‘Gen Z Protest’ or even the ‘Gen Z Revolution’, Nepal on Tuesday witnessed widespread unrest marked by vandalism, violent clashes, and assaults on public officials. At least 19 people were killed in a deadly clash between protesters and security forces in Nepal as protests intensified. Moreover, Nepali police said that more than 13,500 prisoners broke out of jails across the country during anti-government protests.&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-lord-ram-s-birthplace-limpiyadhura-map-oli-issues-first-response-after-ouster-amid-nepal-protests-continues-anti-india-stance-1757517194596">'Lord Ram's birthplace, Limpiyadhura map': Oli issues first response after ouster amid Nepal protests, continues 'anti-India stance'</a>&nbsp;

Amid Nepal’s political turmoil, Gen Z protests continue post-govt collapse. KP Oli flees, issuing anti-India remarks. Protesters demand change—some backing monarchy, others reform. Key names for PM include Balen Shah, Sushila Karki, Kul Man Ghising, Harka Sampang, and Sumana Shrestha.

The government in Nepal has fallen, but the protest is continuing. Some say Gen Z wants monarchy back, others say that they want a corruption-free government. Ex-PM KP Oli has fled and issued an anti-India statement, while other former leaders have said that there should be a people-led government. Amid the chaos and breakdown of political order, several names are floating for the post of new Prime Minister. A section of protesters support Kathmandu Mayor Balendra aka Balen Shah, while Others support former Nepal Supreme Court Chief Justice Sushila Karki. On Sep 11, another name made headlines - Kul Man Ghising. Here's a list of all the names that are floating for new Nepal leaders : Kathmandu Mayor Balendra aka Balen Shah Former Nepal Supreme Court Chief Justice Sushila Karki Kul Man Ghising Harka Sampang Sumana Shrestha Read More | Nepal’s 'Bangladesh-Sri Lanka' deja vu: Three neighbours, three fallen govts — How political turmoil engulfed India’s neighbourhood Nepal Protest Nepal is witnessing a youth-led protest over digital censorship that soon spiralled into a full-blown political crisis. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli stepped down. Several ministers were assaulted, chased and their homes were set afire by angry protesters. Rajyalaxmi Chitrakar, wife of former PM Jhalanath Khanal, died after her home was torched. Protesters also stormed and set fire to key government buildings, including Parliament, the PM’s residence, and the President’s house. Read More | Nepal protest: Oli's India visit in third term — that never happened While the trigger was a sweeping government move on September 4, when 26 social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Whatsapp and X were blocked, protesters, mostly youngsters, also came to the streets over rising corruption, a lack of accountability and inequality from the top echelons of the nation. Termed by many as the ‘Gen Z Protest’ or even the ‘Gen Z Revolution’, Nepal on Tuesday witnessed widespread unrest marked by vandalism, violent clashes, and assaults on public officials. At least 19 people were killed in a deadly clash between protesters and security forces in Nepal as protests intensified. Moreover, Nepali police said that more than 13,500 prisoners broke out of jails across the country during anti-government protests. Read More | 'Lord Ram's birthplace, Limpiyadhura map': Oli issues first response after ouster amid Nepal protests, continues 'anti-India stance'

Amid Nepal’s political turmoil, Gen Z protests continue post-govt collapse. KP Oli flees, issuing anti-India remarks. Protesters demand change—some backing monarchy, others reform. Key names for PM include Balen Shah, Sushila Karki, Kul Man Ghising, Harka Sampang, and Sumana Shrestha.

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While the protests reflected genuine frustrations over unemployment, corruption and political instability, a bizarre trend emerged amid the flames. Videos surfaced of young demonstrators using the protests as a backdrop for social media ‘reels.’

While the protests reflected genuine frustrations over unemployment, corruption and political instability, a bizarre trend emerged amid the flames. Videos surfaced of young demonstrators using the protests as a backdrop for social media ‘reels.’

Nepal protests: Gen-Z dances, plays UNO and films reels while country burns!

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Nepal protests: Gen Z protesters leave ₹25 billion damage trail amid political turmoil

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Nepal protests: Gen-Z dances, plays UNO and films reels while country burns!