The protesters in KatmandĂș, the capital of Nepal, have challenged a curfew and have entered the Parliament of the Nation and set the building on fire.
They had previously assaulted the position of the Nepal Congress, the largest party in the country and several residences of prominent politicians.
Tribune online Reports that Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned on Tuesday in intense anti -corruption protests.
His resignation occurred one day after 19 people were killed by security forces in violent manifestations caused by a prohibition of social networks.
Young people pour into the Parliament Complex after the ad, stirring their hands and shouting slogans while the smoke rose from parts of the building.
The Oi government had raised the prohibition of social networks after the protests intensified on Monday when the police used live ammunition, tear gas and rubber bullets against protesters trying to assault Parliament. The confrontation left 19 dead and more than 100 injured.
“We won,” wrote a protester in large cards of orange in a beige wall of the Parliament building, while another nearby showed a “V” sign for victory with the fingers.
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Although the protesters remained in the streets after OLI’s resignation, the witnesses said there were no clashes or use of force as the security forces kept aside.
According to Al Jazeera, this disturbance is the worst Nepal he has seen in years. Violence was worse than a 2006 uprising that forced the last king of Nepal to deliver executive powers and kill 18 people. Two years later, Parliament abolished the monarchy.
Many Nepali say that the Republic has failed to deliver political stability. In March, two people died when the former king’s supporters faced the police during a Katmandu rally demanding the return of the monarchy.
Despite OLI’s resignation, protesters demand a complete solution of the government, which increases the fear of greater instability in a country that has seen 13 governments since 2008.
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