Army responds to allegations of inaction during protest destruction
Summary
The Nepali Army responded to criticism over its alleged inaction during the September 8-9 Gen Z protests that damaged key government buildings, stating it took necessary initiatives to restore order.
Key Points
- During the Gen Z protests on September 8-9, key government buildings including Singha Durbar and the Supreme Court were damaged by protesters.
- The Nepali Army was criticized for not intervening to protect public and private properties during the protests.
- Former Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal questioned the army's inability to protect important infrastructures like Singha Durbar and Supreme Court.
- The Nepali Army issued an appeal clarifying that it objectively assessed the situation and took necessary initiatives to restore law and order, responding to public and media criticism.
