Nepal's Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned following widespread protests fueled by corruption allegations and the shutdown of social media. Demonstrators stormed Parliament, clashed with police, and vandalized Oli's residence. The unrest intensified after 19 people died during protests triggered by the social media blackout, with citizens demanding Oli's resignation over governance and freedom restrictions.
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