On September 4, Nepal's government responded to mounting pressure from young people, particularly those from Generation Z, who have been vocal about social and economic inequalities. These youths launched a campaign targeting the privileged lifestyles of politicians' children, highlighting the stark contrast between their own struggles with stagnant wages and inflation and the opulent displays of wealth by the so-called 'nepo babies.' The movement gained traction on social media, where videos and images of elite extravagance fueled public outrage. This generational protest has forced the government to acknowledge the growing demand for genuine change and accountability.