Nepal's PM KP Sharma Oli resigns, may flee the country, know what will happen next

Violence in India's neighboring country Nepal is not stopping. The protest that started against social media ban and corruption turned violent on Monday. Police opened fire on a crowd of youth in which about 21 people have died. At the same time, more than 300 people are injured. Now the big news has come out that Nepal's

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has resigned from his post. It is being speculated that KP Oli may flee the country.

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Who will take over the command now, what will happen next?

According to the information, after resigning from his post, Nepal's Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has handed over the command of the country to the Deputy Prime Minister. However, the protesters say that an interim government should be formed in the country. Apart from this, there is also a demand to dissolve the Parliament and hold fresh elections.

Attacks on the houses of ministers, leaders continue

The protest intensified after firing on the protesting youth on Monday. On Tuesday, the protesters intensified attacks on the houses of ministers and leaders of the country. A crowd of young protesters in Nepal moved towards PM Oli's house. According to sources, the house of opposition leader Pushpa Kamal Dahal (Prachanda) has also been attacked. The house of Nepali Congress President Deuba has been attacked. The house of the Home Minister has been set on fire by the mob.

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Many ministers resigned

Let us tell you that many ministers of the Nepal government have resigned from their posts. Among them, Nepal's Agriculture Minister Ramnath Adhikari has also resigned from his post. Water Supply Minister Pradeep Yadav is also resigning. Ministers of Shekhar Koirala (Nepal Congress) faction in Nepal are resigning. Earlier on Monday, Nepal Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak had resigned, taking responsibility for the violent protests.