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In early September, a group of young Napoli, by now known across the world as the Gen Z protesters,

gathered in Kathmandu to protest a social media ban they saw as a heavy-handed crackdown

against an online anti-corruption movement.

A week later, the government has fallen.

More than 70 people lie dead after the security forces responded with lethal force to the protests,

and Nepal has a new prime minister, herself, nominated via social media.

How did this discord revolution spark so quickly, catch fire with violence, and bring in a new national leader chosen by online poll? I'm Oz Katterjee, and this is Not a Drill. Welcome back to This Is Not A Drill. Welcome back to This Is Not a Drill,

joining us today from Kathmandu to unpick a complex series of events

and what lies ahead for Nepal and its young protesters

is Dinesh Kaffle, columnist at the Kathmandu Post

and assistant professor at Kathmandu University. Hello, Dinesh Kafflei, columnist at the Kathmandu Post and assistant professor at Kathmandu University.

Hello, Dinesh, thanks so much for joining us on This Is Not a Drill.

So look, a lot of our audience in the West are going to know very little about Nepal

and what has taken place within the last few weeks.

So where did it all start and how did we get to the point that we're at

today? Thank you, Oates. So it all started last Monday, which is the 8th of September. So that's when

the youngsters who call themselves JNG, they decided to come out on streets. So there's this place in

Kathandu called Maityghar Mandala, a crossroads where people come to protest.

So the government has dedicated a particular space where people can come and protest.

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