Victims of Genji Movement in Pokhara Seek Justice and Support
Summary
Victims of last year’s Genji movement in Pokhara say they are still struggling for treatment costs, citizenship documents, and disability support. Families accuse the state of ignoring their appeals and excluding the injured from martyrs’ day programs.
Key Points
- Families of injured Genji movement victims in Pokhara say they cannot afford surgery, equipment, and other treatment costs.
- Several victims are struggling to receive citizenship, bank services, and disability allowances because of missing identity documents.
- Injured people said they were not invited to Genji Martyrs' Day programs in Pokhara and feel unfairly ignored.
- The families are demanding equal state support, treatment expenses, and legal identification for all injured people.
