These protests also included attacks on government buildings and the residences of political leaders, spreading chaos throughout the city.

As per a report by NDTV, Rajyalaxmi Chitrakar, the wife of Nepal's ex-prime minister Jhalanath Khanal, was burnt alive on Tuesday. She was trapped in her house, located in Dallu area in the state capital Kathmandu, which Gen Z protestors had set on fire. Chitrakar was rushed to Kirtipur Burn Hospital but died during the treatment, NDTV reported.

The deadly protests in Nepal that forced the country's prime minister to resign on Tuesday were a result of long-simmering discontent ignited by the government’s ban on major social media platforms.

The Nepalese Army has extended a curfew in the Kathmandu Valley until 6 am (0015 GMT) on Thursday as violent protests plunged the capital into chaos. Billowing dark smoke was rising over the cloudy monsoon sky on Wednesday from government buildings and private offices set ablaze.

Days of unrest in Nepal have left 22 people dead, triggered the resignation of its prime minister and brought troops to the streets of Kathmandu.

Gen Z protestors have overthrown the government in Nepal over social media bans and have vowed that a 'revolution is coming'

Located in the Naxal neighbourhood, the 64-metre-high property became the tallest hotel in Nepal, offering nearly 176 rooms and suites across different categories.

The situation in Nepal remained relatively calm on Wednesday, following two days of youth-led “Gen Z” protests that turned violent after a security crackdown left at least 19 demonstrators — mostly students — dead.

Nepal is in turmoil as Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigns following days of deadly Gen-Z-led protests. With 19 protesters killed in police firing and nationwide outrage against corruption and censorship,