KATHMANDU, Sept. 28 -- A fast-growing social media trend using the hashtags #Jholey and #ExposeJholey is drawing widespread attention.

The campaign targets political party supporters and cadres who continue to defend senior political leaders despite mounting public frustration over their lack of accountability.

It began after party loyalists started posting photos with their leaders to display allegiance. This triggered a backlash-especially among young users-who argue that such supporters help the same old leaders return to power.

The #Jholey trend follows the earlier #Nepokid campaign, which criticized politicians' children for enjoying privileged lifestyles. That movement helped drive the September 8 anti-corruption protest that led...