National Human Rights Commission Report: State Security Apparatus Failed During 'Genji' Protest
Summary
The National Human Rights Commission reported the failure of state security during the Genji protest on Bhadra 23-24, highlighting the negligence by government leaders including KP Sharma Oli and the inability of security agencies other than the Nepali Army to maintain law and order.
Key Points
- The National Human Rights Commission found that state security agencies, except the Nepali Army, failed during the Genji protest on Bhadra 23 and 24.
- Government delayed seeking army assistance despite violence and attacks on national structures.
- Leadership including Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli was negligent in fulfilling legal obligations, resulting in serious human rights violations.
- The security vacuum led to clashes, significant property damage, and loss of lives due to poor preparedness and analysis by the state.
