Nepal -Protes: From 14 years in prison to Prime Minister of Nepal, who is leaving the country KP Sharma Oli?

Last Updated: September 09, 2025, 17:17 IST Nepal Protes, Current Affairs: Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is discussed a lot. Oli is a person who has been in jail for 14 years. Now he is the prime minister of Nepal for the fourth time, but in his turn, with Nepal … Read more current issues, Nepal Protes updates, Nepal Genz protests: Why revolt in Nepal? Nepal Gen Z Protest, Current Affairs: Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s full name is Khadg Prasad Sharma Oli, known as Sub KP Oli. He is counted among the great political faces of Nepal. On February 23, 1952, Oli, born in the Tehrathum district in eastern Nepal, was born from a poor family. His mother died when he was only 4 years old and his grandmother raised him. Today he chaired the Communist Party of Nepal (UML) and held a chairman for the fourth time as the 45th Prime Minister of Nepal since July 15, 2024. Before that, he was a few months in 2015-2016, 2018-2021, and 2021. Apart from this, many of its conditions use as well. Who is KP Sharma Oli: The 14-year-old political journey began at the age of 14 when he jumped in the movement against the monarchy and Panchayat system in 1966. In 1970 he joined the Nepal Communist Party (CPN), but was soon arrested for participation in the Jhapa Movement (1970-73). The purpose of this movement was to fight social injustice. He then stayed in prison for 14 years from 1973 to 1987, in which 4 years went at a lonely conference. After leaving jail, he became a central committee member in CPN (ML) and remained until the Lumbini zone until 1990. Nepal PM Kahani: The first time in 1991 the Parliament of Oli Jhapa-6 reached after the multiplatual system began in Nepal in 1991. In 2014, Oli became the chairman of CPN-Kumar and became prime minister for the first time in 2015. KP Sharma Oli Story: Oli, the second largest party formed in 2022, is considered a sharp and smart leader. He sharply tweeted and specialized his opponents in political alliances. His party CPN-Kumar became the second largest party in the 2022 election, but Oli gained smart power by forming an alliance. First he made Pushpa Kamal Dahal (Prachanda) a prime minister, but later Prachanda’s party supported the Nepali congress that broke the alliance. Then Oli won the Prime Minister’s chairman for the fourth time on July 15, 2024 with the support of the Nepali Congress. His fans consider him a nationalist and hard -working leader who is twice active despite a kidney transplant, but critics say he takes every tactic for power and keeps full control over the government. Relations of Nepal India: Oli’s relationship with India and controversy with India has always been tense. In 2015, there was a border block on the new constitution of Nepal, for which Oli India accused him of demolishing his government. His government has released a new card in which Lipulekh, Kalapani and Limpiadhura, which were rejected by India as one -sided. After this, there were discussions between the two countries, but the tension did not reduce. Oli strengthened the relationship with China, which further cooked with India. Nepal Gen Z Protests: Why Rebellion in Nepal? There is a fire of rebellion in Nepal and all this furious nowadays because of the KP Sharma Oli government. There was a sudden ban on social media platforms, after which the youth of Janmandu and other cities on September 8, 2025 showed a large -scale protests in Kathmandu and other cities that became violent. In this, at least 19 people were injured and police used rubber bullets, water cannon and shallow gas. Eventually, the government had to bend and the ban on social media had to be removed, but the protesters now demand the resignation of Oli. Nepal Gen Z protests: When the ban on social media began on September 4, 2025, when the OLI government banned 26 social media platforms such as Facebook, YouTube, X, WhatsApp, Instagram. The reason was given that these companies do not follow the rules of registration in Nepal, but that the youth regarded it as an attack on freedom of expression. Gen Z started an online campaign that soon took on the streets. Thousands of youths gathered outside Parliament in Kathmandu and shouted slogans, closed corruption, not social media! And decomposed social media. The youth said that banning social media has provoked us, but that is not the only reason. PM Oli first called it Gen Z -trouble makers and refused to remove the ban, but after the violence withdrew the ban on the cabinet meeting. Apart from the ban on social media, corruption and poor economy are also described as the real problem. Nail has changed since 2008, no one has completed his 5 -year term. The Government of Oli is accused of forgetting the promises to stop corruption. Youth pays taxes, but the money is not seen properly- no work, infrastructure is bad and inflation is skyrocketed. About author Dhiraj Rai Assistant Editor News 18 Hindi (Network 18) works as assistant editor in digital. Active in the media for over 13 years. Apart from the print and digital version of Hindustan, Dainik Bhaskar, work in many other institutions … Read more Hindi (Network 18) and work as assistant editor in digital. Active in the media for over 13 years. Apart from the printed and digital version of Hindustan, Dainik Bhaskar, works in many other institutions … Read more published: 09 September 2025, 12:59 am Ist Homecarer 14 years after Nepal’s Prime Minister, who is KP Sharma Oli leaving the country?