When the Army Said No: How Nepal's Military Forced Out a Prime Minister

Kathmandu : After 19 people were killed and over 300 injured in Monday's protests, local officials put more areas of Kathmandu under curfew the next day. But early in the morning, young protesters and their parents were already back on the streets outside the Ring Road.

They were angry that the government had shot at young people during peaceful protests. The usual heavy security that comes with curfews wasn't there. A few police officers were seen in the morning, but as more protesters showed up, they pulled back into the city center.