Kathmandu. The government’s weakness in the loss of life and property during the Gen G generation demonstrations on September 23 and 24 with the agenda of ending corruption and establishing good governance has been pointed out by the government.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), in a brief press release on Friday, said that the government’s failure to assess the possible causes of the incident was the main weakness of the government.
“The government’s failure to assess the probable causes of the incident before it occurs is a serious weakness of the government,” the commission said in a statement. After the incident, the morale of the security personnel has weakened, creating more challenges to the peace and security.
Although the buildings of the security personnel have been destroyed in the fire and the community has supported the repair and construction of some police buildings, the reconstruction of all the offices has
not been completed.
। There is also a serious problem in the return of prisoners and prison management from prisons and juvenile correction centers. According to the NHRC, the damage to educational institutions has hampered children’s education and also affected child psychology.
Ayo said the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) is continuously monitoring the human rights situation across the country in the aftermath of the incident.
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Although the demonstrations were peaceful in the early hours of the first day, the incident turned violent after arson and the death of some demonstrators in the afternoon. On the first day of the demonstration, the protesters were killed by the firing of the security forces, and on the second day, there was indiscriminate arson and vandalism.
The fire has caused extensive damage to important government buildings, party offices, private houses, business buildings, educational institutions, media houses and police offices.
Some people were burnt to death during the fire and vandalism, government records were burnt, property was damaged, weapons of security personnel were looted and some goods were stolen and looted.
The NHRC has also suggested the government to pay special attention to reconstruction of government structures that have been torched and vandalized, while boosting the morale of the security personnel.
The NHRC has also directed the government to assess the damage to personal property and identify the reasons for such violent incidents and create an environment in which such violent incidents do not recur in the future. The Commission also urges all stakeholders to cooperate in the reform measures to be taken by the government in the developed context.
