Koshi Province Government Structures Remain Damaged One Year After Genji Protests
Summary
Government offices and structures in Koshi Province remain unrepaired a year after the Genji protests caused widespread vandalism and arson. The provincial government says total losses reached nearly 76.95 crore rupees, with vehicles, buildings, machinery, and IT equipment badly damaged.
Key Points
- Government buildings in Koshi Province were vandalized and set on fire during the Genji protests on August 30 and 31, 2025, and many remain unrestored.
- Chief Minister Hikmat Kumar Karki said the temporary workspace is cramped and the province has not been able to restore its ministries as planned.
- The provincial government’s final damage report puts total losses at 76 crore 95 lakh 42 thousand 939 rupees and 70 paisa across offices, vehicles, machinery, furniture, and IT equipment.
- Vehicles accounted for 54 percent of the damage, with 265 vehicles destroyed or damaged across provincial offices.
