The government has decided to close the social network TikTok after it started being misused as a means of spreading social harmony and personal hatred. Due to the increase in cybercrime incidents due to TikTok, which is becoming popular among Nepalis, there was a debate about regulating it.
Last week, the Ministry of Home Affairs discussed its regulation between the Cyber Bureau, the Ministry of Home Affairs, and the international representatives of Tiktok.
Following the conversation, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal spoke with the leaders of the main opposition and ruling parties about social media regulation. The main opposition party's leader, KP Sharma Oli, and the head of the main party, Congress, Sher Bahadur Deuba, talked about the falsehoods that Tiktok presented to the conference.
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