Kathmandu, Sept. 26 -- In the wake of the Gen Z uprising and a new interim government, a viral trend, 'Expose Jholey', is sweeping social media, shredding the old political playbook.

Where the 'Nepo Kid' trend earlier this month skewered the children of alleged corrupt politicians flaunting privilege and wealth, the spotlight has now shifted from heirs of power to the rank-and-file. These are the loyal cadres, the unquestioning foot soldiers who clap, chant, and defend, no matter how deep the rot.

The blind allegiance of 'jholeys,' creators argue, has shielded leaders from accountability for decades and sustained their faulty system.

'Jholey' is a derisive term for those who display unquestioning loyalty, celebrate conformity, and refu...