Lower House members urge government, political parties to deliver on aspirations of Gen Z movement
Summary
Lower House members have urged the government and political parties to act on the aspirations of the Gen Z movement, saying it was meant to promote rule of law and good governance rather than just change the government. Lawmakers also pressed for disaster relief, restored road access, and stronger early-warning measures in flood-affected areas.
Key Points
- Lawmakers said the Gen Z movement was aimed at establishing rule of law and good governance, and called on the government and parties to respect its spirit.
- Several members raised concerns over arrests of Gen Z demonstrators and urged the government to correct the move.
- Members highlighted flood and rain damage in Nuwakot, Rasuwa, Dhading, Darchula, Mugu and other areas, calling for road restoration and disaster support.
- One lawmaker warned of climate-change risks, including vulnerable glacier lakes, and asked for stronger preparedness measures.
