‘There is still time’: Home Minister Gurung urges old parties to reform
Summary
Home Minister Sudan Gurung has urged old political parties to reform and stop disrespecting the Gen Z movement, saying there is still time to change. Speaking in Baneshwar, Kathmandu, he pledged that the movement’s demands would be fulfilled and linked the future of good governance to Prime Minister Balen Shah and party President Rabi Lamichhane.
Key Points
- Home Minister Sudan Gurung called on traditional parties to reform and avoid insulting the Gen Z movement.
- He said a new Nepal cannot be built with an old mindset and pledged to fulfill the movement’s demands.
- Gurung said he would stand with Gen Z until good governance becomes possible.
- He warned that political change would continue and said no one would dare fire another bullet.
