KATHMANDU, Sept 18: Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) Deputy Mayor Sunita Dangol has expressed grief over the national tragedy caused by the recent Gen Z movement, extending condolences to families who lost loved ones and wishing a speedy recovery to the injured.
In a statement shared on social media, Dangol stressed that those responsible for the deaths, destruction, and violence must be held legally accountable. She said the movement against corruption should not be dismissed as a mere outburst of anger but recognised as a call for systemic change.
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Dangol urged for an impartial investigation into the incidents, warning that “the history written with the blood of martyrs cannot be forgotten.” She added that it is everyone’s duty to ensure their sacrifice is not wasted. “It is our responsibility to repair what is broken and strengthen what is already built,” she remarked, calling for politics rooted in accountability and transparency rather than excuses and cover-ups.
She further appealed to political parties to correct past mistakes, embrace honest leadership, and build unity and trust among citizens. Underscoring that delivering justice to the martyrs and working toward reconstruction is a collective duty, Dangol concluded that Nepal’s future must rest on the shoulders of a new generation.
