Govt committed to fulfil aspirations of Gen Z martyrs
Summary
Home Minister Sudan Gurung and Law Minister Sobita Gautam pledged to fulfil the aspirations of Gen Z martyrs and victims’ families at a Martyrs’ Day programme in Kathmandu. They urged unity, defended the government’s record, and warned against attempts to undermine the Gen Z movement.
Key Points
- Home Minister Sudan Gurung accused leaders of traditional political parties of insulting the Gen Z movement and said history cannot be rewritten.
- He said the government is working to address the aspirations of the Gen Z movement and thanked Rabi Lamichhane and Prime Minister Balendra Shah for their trust.
- Law Minister Sobita Gautam said the government is committed to addressing the demands of martyrs’ families, injured protesters and others linked to the movement.
- Several cabinet ministers and security officials attended the Gen Z Martyrs’ Day ceremony in New Baneshwor, Kathmandu.
