Common Gen-G Nepal Withdraws Protest Programs, Focuses on Flood Relief Efforts
Summary
Common Gen-G Nepal has withdrawn its planned protest programs for Bhadra 23 and will instead focus on rescue, relief, and rehabilitation efforts in flood-hit areas. Chairman Bikesh Sah said the devastating Bhote Koshi flood has left the country in mourning and urged Prime Minister Balen Shah to visit affected districts and strengthen relief operations.
Key Points
- Common Gen-G Nepal has canceled its planned Gen-G movement programs for Bhadra 23.
- The group says it will direct its members toward rescue, relief, and rehabilitation work in flood-affected districts.
- Chairman Bikesh Sah said the Bhote Koshi flood has caused major loss of life and property in several districts, including Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Gorkha, Tanahu, and Chitwan.
- He urged Prime Minister Balen Shah to move beyond social media and visit affected areas to improve relief and rescue efforts.
