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Nepal Protest: PM Karki said that the kind of arson and sabotage that has taken place is a criminal act. It was carried out in a planned manner.
Nepal protest: Nepal’s Prime Minister Sushila Karki said on Sunday that during the anti -government protests last week, people involved in violence and sabotage across the country will be brought into the dock of justice. Violence will be investigated. 73-year-old Karki, who took over at the newly constructed Home Ministry Building at the Singh Darbar Secretariat of Kathmandu, also announced that those killed during the protest ‘GEN Z’ will be declared a “martyr” and their families will be given ten lakh Nepali rupees. The former Chief Justice has been appointed as the acting Prime Minister by President Ramchandra Paudel on the recommendation of Gen Z group.
Arson and sabotage criminal acts
It is known that the Gen Z group overthrew the KP Sharma Oli government through a three -day protest on Tuesday. Addressing a meeting of secretaries and senior government officials soon after taking charge, Prime Minister Karki said that those involved in violence and destruction of public and private property will be brought into the dock of justice. He said that the kind of arson and sabotage has taken place is a criminal act. It was carried out in a planned manner. Those responsible for violence and anarchy should be punished. The government announced that those killed during the protests of Gen Z on 8 and 9 September will be declared “martyr” and their families would be given a million Nepali rupees, while free treatment of the injured will be ensured.
PM office will remain in the Ministry of Home Affairs
He also directed the Chief Secretary one Narayan Aryal to arrange for repairing the police posts that were destroyed across the country. Since the Singh Darbar Secretariat and the Prime Minister’s Office were set on fire during the two -day agitation, the newly constructed building for the Ministry of Home Affairs will be used as the Prime Minister’s Office within the Singh Durbar premises. It may be known that the movement, which began last Monday against the government ban on social media, soon turned into a big campaign, which shows public anger on corruption and alleged indifference of political parties. KP Sharma Oli resigned soon after entering the office of hundreds of agitators.
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