The government ran against the mandate of Genji, the movement itself was hijacked: Advocate Tripathi<\/strong><\/p>\n The present government attacked the spirit of the Jenji movement: Advocate Tripathi<\/strong><\/p>\n Kathmandu. Senior advocate Dinesh Tripathi has alleged that the present government is running against the spirit and spirit of the Genji movement that took place a year ago. He claimed that the government formed by using the name of the Genji movement and the public support it has created has forgotten the main purpose of the movement. <\/p>\n In an interview with Nepal News Bank, Tripathi said that the sacrifices of those who lost their lives in the Genji movement should not be allowed to go to waste. But he alleged that the government formed after the movement did not work according to the mandate of the Genji Movement. According to him, the main objective of the Genji movement was good governance, ending corruption, opposing structural corruption, establishing the rule of law and ending impunity. But now the old trend is continuing in all these areas, he said.<\/p>\n “The government was formed on the shoulders of the Genji Movement, but its spirit was betrayed.” Tripathi alleged that the present government has gained power by selling the name of the Genji movement. <\/p>\n “The government has now been formed on the shoulders of the Genji Movement. The government has been formed by selling its name,” he said, “But within a year, the spirit and spirit of the Genji Movement were completely ignored.” He claimed that the issues raised before the movement against corruption, misgovernance and ‘Nepo Baby’ are still the same. “Yesterday there was a movement against Nepo Baby, now Nepo Baby has come again. There was a movement against corruption and even now we are witnessing rampant corruption and misgovernance,” he said. <\/p>\n According to him, the people have not been able to realize the good governance and service delivery expected from the government. Tripathi alleged that digital freedom, one of the important agendas of the Genji movement, has now become a means of suppressing critics of the regime. <\/p>\n According to him, organized groups have become active in attacking those who criticize the government on social media through abusive language and obscene language. “There was a movement for the freedom of digital platforms. Now the same digital platform is being hijacked and used as a tool for the fascism of the government,” he said. <\/p>\n He claimed that the tendency to attack the government in an organized manner has increased as soon as critical voices are raised against the government. He said that this has weakened the democratic debate and discourse. He said that it is serious to see the tendency to abuse the victims of floods and other disasters through social media.<\/p>\n Tripathi said that there should be an impartial investigation into the violence during the agitation and the developments that developed after it and action against the culprits. He questioned the government for not getting justice so far for the families of those who were shot dead during the agitation. <\/p>\n “A year has passed, not a single person has been brought to justice,” he said. This is a serious human rights violation. Those involved should be brought to justice. He accused the government of trying to hide the incident by not making the human rights report public. <\/p>\n He said that since the Human Rights Commission is a constitutional body, its report cannot be hidden. He demanded that the people found guilty by the commission should be investigated and prosecuted in criminal cases. <\/p>\n ‘Criminal elements hijacked the movement in the name of Jenji’<\/p>\n Tripathi said that criminal activities which were not in line with the main purpose of the movement were also in the name of the Genji movement and it should be investigated. He raised serious questions especially about the jailbreaks, arson and vandalism of public and national structures across the country. <\/p>\n “The spirit of the Genji Movement was to get out of jail people who were imprisoned for serious crimes?” he asked, “How did the jail break happen across the country? Whose design did it happen?” He said that the damage to important structures of the state including Singha Durbar, Parliament, Presidential Palace, Supreme Court should also be investigated. <\/p>\n “The heritage of the nation was destroyed, the parliament was burnt, the presidential palace was attacked, the court was set on fire. There was an attempt to burn the files of serious crimes,” he said, “Therefore, the Genji Movement seems to have been hijacked by the criminal elements.” According to him, after the movement, there is a situation of politically glorifying the people who came out of jail and were involved in various incidents. <\/p>\n ‘Cases were withdrawn by misusing political power’<\/p>\n Tripathi also alleged that cases against various people were withdrawn by misusing state power in the political situation created after the agitation. He said that the decision to withdraw cases of serious nature, especially related to the leadership of political parties, has promoted impunity. <\/p>\n “If someone is innocent, they should face a trial in the court and be acquitted from there,” he said, adding, “Isn’t it an abuse of power to withdraw the cases of dozens of people?” Tripathi warned that the tendency to withdraw cases related to financial crimes including money laundering could further put Nepal at risk in the international financial system. <\/p>\n “Justice should be given to the martyrdom of Genji. Now there is no debate about their justice,” he said, adding that their martyrdom seems to have been misused and used as part of a strategy to seize power. He called for a free and impartial investigation into the human rights violations, violence, jail breaks, destruction of public property and subsequent political developments. <\/p>\n ‘The report of the Human Rights Commission should be made public in its entirety. Legal proceedings should be initiated against the persons named in it,’ he said. According to Tripathi, the government should have been run according to the spirit of the Genji movement. <\/p>\n “The work is not being done according to the mandate of Genji, but against the spirit of Genji,” he said, adding that the spirit of the movement has been attacked by the present regime. The Genji movement has been hijacked. “<\/p>\n The government was limited to the agenda of power grab<\/p>\n Tripathi alleged that the government formed after the Genji movement has not been able to work according to the mandate of good governance and meritocracy. He said that although there was talk of money laundering in public posts and appointments against the procedure, it has not been effectively investigated. <\/p>\n He alleged that appointments are being made through the back door in the name of open competition and meritocracy. “It has been reported that there is an increase in the auction of public posts ranging from Rs 3 crore to Rs 5 crore in the market,” he said, “There is also a demand for investigation on the appointment of joint secretary, but where is the investigation?” <\/p>\n Tripathi claimed that the performance of the government was very weak and said that most of the new faces are old political characters or from controversial backgrounds. According to him, the government does not have a vision of good governance, no clear guidelines and no effective delivery. <\/p>\n He also alleged that there was an attempt to influence the court. Stating that a fourth-ranking person has been appointed as the Chief Justice, he said efforts were being made to maintain control over the judiciary. <\/p>\n Tripathi said that complete truth, justice and accountability should be established for the incidents that took place on the 23rd and 24th during the Jenji movement. Accusing the Karki Commission’s report of being selective, he demanded that the report of the Human Rights Commission be made public and evidence-based investigation and prosecution of the culprits. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n Dinesh Tripathi: Senior Advocate The government ran against the mandate of Genji, the movement itself was hijacked: Advocate Tripathi The present government attacked the spirit of the Jenji movement: Advocate Tripathi Kathmandu. 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