Congress Demands Implementation of Human Rights Commission's Recommendations on Genji Violence
Summary
Nepali Congress has demanded immediate implementation of the National Human Rights Commission’s recommendations on the Genji violence and urged impartial investigation into all those involved. Bhishma Raj Angdembe said no one should get impunity through political protection or state power, and called for support for the injured and bereaved.
Key Points
- Nepali Congress urged the government to immediately make public and implement the National Human Rights Commission’s report on the Genji movement.
- Congress Parliamentary Party leader Bhishma Raj Angdembe called for an impartial investigation and legal action against everyone involved in the violence.
- Angdembe said no one should receive impunity through political protection or misuse of state power.
- He also called for long-term treatment, rehabilitation, and support for those injured in the movement.
