Nepal in the chaos, thousands of young people in the square against the government: at least 22 deaths and 400 wounded in repression. They resign themselves president and prime minister

The events against the blocking of social platforms and corruption exploded on Monday: it is the “revolution of the Z generation”. The president of the president given on the flames after the helicopter evacuation. The leader of the independent National Party freed from prison, the ex -prime minister’s wife dies burned

Thousands of young people went down to Nepal on Monday to protest against the blocking of social networks and corruption in the country. In the repression by the police, at least 22 deaths are currently recorded, reports India Today, and over 400 injured in Kathmandu, where the curfew, and Itahari was imposed.

The “revolution of the Z generation”, as the press renamed it, brought Tuesday to the resignation of Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli, who a declaration said he had made this decision to open the way to the constitutional solution of the current crisis, and to the resignation of President Ram Chandra Paudel. Despite the resignation, protests continue with the demonstrators who targeted the houses of several political leaders and who set fire to the office of the president of the resigned Paudel, who was evacuated by helicopter to Shivapuri, in the northern part of the Kathmandu valley, where there is a military training center, to guarantee its safety.

A fire was stuck to the residence of Dalu of the former Prime Minister Jhalanath Khanal: the flames caused the death of the ex -premier’s wife, seriously burned by the fire, and during the protests the foreign minister of Nepal, Arzu Rana, and her husband Sher Bahadur Deuba, president of the Nepalese congress (NC) and former prime minister were attacked.

Images taken up in the capital Kathmandu show smoke that rises on the roofs while anti -government violence intensifies, writes the BBC referring that the protesters have set fire to several important buildings in the city, including Parliament, and vandalized the historic buildings.

The authorities continue to urge citizens to maintain calm, the army has reiterated its commitment to protect the life and the assets of the Nepalese people remembering that the safeguarding of the historical, cultural, archaeological and national heritage is a duty of every citizen. An appeal that does not seem to appease the protests since the demonstrators have also set fire to the complex of the Supreme Court, vandalizing and setting the vehicles inside, to the office of the Prosecutor General, carrying out vandalism and arson deeds, and to the Special Court and the district court of Kathmandu. The files of the Prosecutor General, the Special Court and the District Court would have been brought out and set fire.

In Katmandu, the demonstrators also set the headquarters of the Kantikur Publications, the largest Nepalese editorial group, which publishes the newspaper The Kantipur Post. The leader of the independent national party freed.

The demonstrators broke into Nakkhu prison to free Rabi Lamichhane, leader of the independent national party, the RSP, where he was from 4 April as part of an investigation for embezzlement of cooperatives. A manager of his party, Krantishikha Dhital, has released a video showing Lamichhane while talking to the crowd.

Tuesday the demonstrators set fire to the residence of the Nepalese Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli, located in Balkot, east of Kathmandu, according to what reported by septopate. Oli, leader of the Marxist-Leninist Communist Party (CPN-UML), had been guided a coalition government for just over a year whose main ally was the Nepalese Congress (NC). Two ministers of the congress, that of the interior and that of agriculture, disagreed with the violent repression: the police used hydrants, tear gas and bullets to disperse young people.

The Tribhuvan International Airport of Katmondu is currently closed for security reasons: in the morning the Indian companies Air India and Indigo had already erased their flights to the Nepalese capital.

The crisis unit of the Farnesina, which follows the evolution of the protests, has updated the safety indications on traveling safe and sent a message to compatriots who are currently registered. Nepal, the assault on Parliament

In light of the situation that is outlining, India invited its fellow citizens who are in Nepal to “do not go out on the street and take all the safety precautions”; In a press release, the Nuova Deli Foreign Ministry also invited the Indians to postpone any trips to the country and made known emergency telephone numbers active at the Indian embassy in the Nepalese capital.

«The EU expresses deep regret for the victims and violence caused by the events in progress in Nepal. The murders should be subject to independent investigations, “says a spokesman for the European service for external action. «The EU invites to moderation and asks the authorities to take all the necessary measures to protect human lives. Our thought goes to the families of the victims and we wish a speedy healing to the wounded. The EU encourages dialogue between all sides to resolve divergences and guarantee respect for all fundamental rights, “he concludes.

France “expresses its condolences to the families and friends of the victims” and “asks for moderation and respect for fundamental freedoms, in particular of the freedom of expression and the freedom to manifest peacefully”.