Three Gen Z’s commit suicide in Nepal due to unemployment and depression: Youth demand Balendra’s resignation

❐ International Desk

Nepal is once again in turmoil over unemployment, economic uncertainty, and growing disillusionment among its youth. Three young people have attempted suicide in the past three days, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Balendra Shah. Two of them have died,d and another is in critical condition.

This information was reported in a report by Indian media outlet NDTV.

The report says that anger against Balendra Shah has intensified in the country over these incidents. Protesters are taking to the streets of Kathmandu to protest.

They complain that the government has no effective plan for employment, income growth, and the future of the country’s youth.

The Gen-G Nepal organization claims that the Balen Shah government is running an anti-people and authoritarian regime.

The organization further claims that the recent budget and government policies have not seen any practical steps to ensure employment or financial security for youth.

Meanwhile, the opposition camp is also questioning the Prime Minister’s silence. The opposition Nepali Congress claims that these suicides are happening due to the failure of the state.