Angdembe’s demand to implement the recommendations of the Human Rights Commission respecting the Jenji sacrifice
Kathmandu. Nepali Congress leader and parliamentary party leader Bhishma Raj Angdembe has demanded the government to immediately implement the recommendations of the National Human Rights Commission regarding the incidents that took place during the Jenji movement.
Issuing a press release on the occasion of the completion of one year of the Gen-G movement, Angdembe paid tribute to the youths who lost their lives during the agitation and wished for the speedy recovery of the injured. He also paid respect to the security personnel who lost their lives in the line of duty.
According to Angdembe, the Genji youths took to the streets to protest against corruption, irregularities, nepotism, misgovernance and despair. He said their demands were not limited to a change of government but were linked to the quest for good governance, accountability, transparency, employment, opportunity and a new political culture. “A year ago, Gen-G youth took to the streets to protest against corruption, mismanagement, nepotism, misgovernance and despair. Their voice was not just for a change of government. They wanted a new political culture with good governance, accountability, transparency, jobs and opportunities.
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He claimed that the peaceful demonstration on September 23 was instigated to turn violent by infiltrating it, the then government used excessive force and the next day on September 24, there was arson, vandalism and vandalism. He said that there was a huge loss of life and property due to these incidents.
He said, “The planned infiltration and incitement of peaceful demonstration on September 23, the use of excessive force by the then government and the subsequent arson, vandalism and vandalism on September 24 caused huge loss of life and property in the country.”
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The commission has already investigated the incident and recommended action against all those involved in incitement, infiltration, excessive force and the destruction of the 24th of September,” he said. Angdembe said that the government should make the report of the commission public immediately.
He also said that there is room to suspect interference from the ruling leadership in order to protect some characters in the report. He claimed that the report was more credible than the report of the commission led by Gauri Bahadur Karki.
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