‘Infiltrated and provoked in Genji movement’: MP BC

Kathmandu. CPN-UML lawmaker Sumitra BC has said that the agitation that took place on September 7 and 24 should be seen from two perspectives.

Speaking at a meeting of the National Assembly on Wednesday, she said that all were aware of the present situation and that the issue raised by the youths against good governance and corruption was the issue that they have been continuously raising the voice. Although the protest was expected to be peaceful, the situation was very different, he said.

“We are all aware of the current situation. I think we should look at the agitation of September 23 and 24 from two perspectives. The kind of voice that the youths raised for good governance and against corruption is something that all of us have been raising. The movement that took place was supposed to be peaceful, but the situation was very different. ’

Expressing suspicion of infiltration in the protests, lawmaker BC said that the incidents of shooting at the heads and chest of school children seemed to be an attempt to instigate the agitation.

Expressing heartfelt condolence to the children who lost their lives in the incident, she expressed deep condolences and solidarity with the parents who were forced to endure unbearable pain.

“The intrusion into the movement and the bullets that were fired at the heads and chests of school children appeared to be an intrusion to instigate the movement,” she said. I pay my heartfelt tribute to the children who died, I express my condolences and solidarity to the parents who have been forced to endure this unbearable pain. ’