National Human Rights Commission Questions Nepali Army's Role in Gen Z Protests
Summary
The National Human Rights Commission criticized the Nepali Army for failing to prevent vandalism and arson during the Gen Z protests, highlighting security lapses at key government sites in Kathmandu.
Key Points
- The National Human Rights Commission questioned the Nepali Army's failure to prevent widespread damage during the Gen Z protests.
- The commission highlighted vandalism and arson at sensitive locations including Singhdarbar, the Supreme Court, and the President's residence.
- The report noted inconsistencies in the army's statements and delayed mobilization despite requests for assistance.
- The commission condemned the security agencies' inaction leading to loss of 76 lives and significant destruction of key state structures.
