Injured Gen Z protester asks why September 8 crackdown remains unpunished
Summary
Prakash Bohara, a Gen Z protester injured during the September 8 Nepal demonstration, questions the lack of accountability for those responsible for the crackdown and highlights youth challenges including foreign employment.
Key Points
- Prakash Bohara, a Gen Z protester, was injured by gunfire during the September 8 demonstration near Nepal's Parliament building.
- Bohara underwent surgery at the National Trauma Centre and remained under treatment for five months.
- He questions the lack of prosecution of those responsible for the violence against protesters.
- Bohara criticizes the state's failure to provide opportunities for youths, forcing many toward risky foreign employment including wartime service.
