The Nepali Congress has decided to conduct a detailed study of the Gen Z protests held on Bhadra 23 and 24 and document the political events that followed, calling the situation a serious national crisis.
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has briefed political parties on the recovery of stolen weapons and the recapture of escaped inmates, while noting that election preparations are progressing despite ongoing security concerns raised by the opposition.
Ninety-one detainees who escaped from police custody during the Gen-Z movement in Jhapa are still missing. Authorities confirmed that most of the looted weapons have been recovered, but 24 remain unaccounted for as the search continues.
The Gen-Z protests in Nepal have left 73 dead, including police and demonstrators, as shootings, looting, and arson shook Kathmandu. Civil society is demanding accountability.