Nepal Protest: 'Babu, who wasn't the way ...'

Updated: Wed, 10 Sep 2025 11:19 PM (IST) The beginning of the Gen-G movement of Birganj changed a fire against corruption that affected the entire Nepal. There is a dream of Golden Nepal in the mind of the youth, which also receives the support of the elderly. The ban on internet media was just an excuse; The real protest is against corruption covered in the political veins of Nepal. The beginning of the Gen-G movement of Birganj became a fire against corruption. Ani Digital Desk, New -Delhi. The Gen-G movement, which began with the opposition to the ban on Internet media in Nepal, turned into fire against corruption and the entire Nepal began to burn in it. This Dawan of anger became more or less Kathmandu, Birganj or Janakpur. Remove the ad, just read the news, there is fire in the hearts of people, there is flame in the eyes, but there is also a dream of Golden Nepal in these smoldering eyes. A dream that will be fulfilled on the strength of youth, a dream that will be fulfilled for youth, but this dream, this movement also has full support from the elderly. The reason is that internet media is just an excuse; The actual opposition is against corruption recorded in the political veins of Nepal. Police bullets are killed by students. On the way to Ward 17 Alau Siwan Tola of Birganj of Hari Siwan Tola of Raxaul in Nepal, police picket says this protest is also against the police. Babu, there was no way left, became such a great leader who did not ask and everyone filled his bags. His sons walk around and wear watches of two lakhs and our children do not even get water to bathe. It is then said that we are the servants of the public. We get no monthly salary. If we get no monthly salary, how did we earn so much? Our people are looted. Whatever happened is good. Now everything will be in order. Now Nepal will shine like gold. A bitterness, some hatred and expected, this is extensive from 91 -year -old Satya Narayan Sah, a resident of Aloun Village in Nepal, who sat with neighbors in his porch and could not suppress his mind as the conversation began. He said, we saw the King’s reign. The king’s stomach was full, he took care of everyone. He knew he was the king, as long as there were the subjects. There are now six hundred leaders and ministers. Everyone is doing looting. Leaders eat fog, water, development schemes. 60 -Year -old Disfeet Shah Turaha takes a wrinkle on his forehead, that we don’t miss, and that water and leaders need money. That’s it. The first bag is not money and after the post has received, a vehicle of 60-70 lakh is found. Where are you from? But what afterwards. Why is it good for the king? To this, says Satyanarayana Shah, the reign of the king is good in a small land. Kanu says the leaders here eat fog, water, development schemes. The fertilizer of 700 Indian rupees costs Rs 1500 in black. It’s 2500 in Nepali calls. Everything was fine at the time of the king, 18 -year -old -Suman Upadhyay of Alau says that Baba said earlier that everyone was cared for during the king. There was no corruption. The movement was good. 19 -Year -sudeep Sharma also agrees with Suman. He says that when the family members of the leaders take everything, how will our future be? The movement was needed. Manmohan Mali of Alau Siwan Tola says that the people of the government kept everything to them. When students performed peaceful protests against the closure of internet media, bullets were fired at them. Dharmaraj of the town of Maniyari in Nepal says there are seven states in Nepal. The leaders have increased and everyone fills their own coffins. What can the public do?