GenZ Martyrs' Day Observed Nationwide
Summary
GenZ Martyrs' Day was observed nationwide on Tuesday to mark one year since the GenZ movement, with the government honoring those who died during the protests. Families of the martyrs held a program in New Baneshwor and urged strict legal action against those responsible for the crackdown.
Key Points
- GenZ Martyrs' Day was observed across the country on Tuesday, marking one year since the GenZ movement of Bhadra 23 last year.
- The government declared Bhadra 23 as GenZ Martyrs' Day in memory of those killed during the movement and made it a public holiday.
- A special program in New Baneshwor, Kathmandu was organized by the GenZ Martyrs' Family Welfare Society, attended by the Home Minister, ministers, and martyrs' families.
- Martyrs' families demanded justice for those involved in the repression and said the government should act in line with the spirit of the GenZ movement.
