“We will not deviate an inch”: Rabi Lamichhane marks one year of Gen Z protests
Summary
Rabi Lamichhane has called on the state to provide full medical care, family support and long-term rehabilitation for those injured during the Gen Z movement. Marking one year since the protests, he said the youth uprising reflected a new awakening in Nepal and should not be exploited for narrow political gain.
Key Points
- Rabi Lamichhane said the state must ensure complete treatment, family support and long-term rehabilitation for those injured in the Gen Z movement.
- He described the protests as a spontaneous expression of a new awakening and a rejection of traditional political styles.
- Lamichhane warned political parties and leaders not to exploit the movement for narrow self-interests.
- He urged youth to stay vigilant and help turn civic anger into nation-building.
