DivyaDelhi: Kathmandu saw thousands of anti-government protesters. Social media limitations and government corruption are protested. Protesters entered Parliament, leading police to fire tear gas.Local sources claim this trend goes beyond social media bans. Nepal's youth, frustrated up with corruption, unemployment, and government control over civil rights, drive it.Govt. social media curbs enrage many. Our protest has gone mainstream. Parliament building protesters' infiltration raises security concerns.The protest has spread across Kathmandu. Many are protesting Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli's government. The city shouted “We want transparency”, “Give back our rights”, and “Stop corruption”. Police and protesters have clashed often.The administration imposed curfew on critical city areas. Security at government buildings and key areas has also increased, strengthening the system.This movement took days to plan. Young people and digital rights organizations demanded a nationwide social media protection. This protest succeeded using alternative communication channels despite limits.Political analysts claim this movement could transform Nepal's politics. According to analysts, “This is not just a matter of ban on social media, but an explosion of years of discontent and systemic flaws – including lack of accountability and democratic rights.”