<h1>Post-resignation violent protests cause arson, assaults, abductions; authorities urged to investigate, protect civilians, uphold order</h1> Following the prime minister's resignation, widespread violent protests in multiple districts resulted in arson, vandalism and attacks on government buildings, courts, media offices, hotels, schools, police posts and residences of several former and current political leaders, causing multiple deaths, serious injuries and reported abductions. Security agencies and the head of state have called for restraint and dialogue while the outgoing cabinet remains in place until a new council is formed. Legally, the incidents raise criminal liability for arson, assault, unlawful assembly and potential charges for those who aided or failed to prevent violence; they also trigger state obligations to protect public order, investigate deaths, preserve evidence and consider emergency or public-order measures consistent with constitutional limits.