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Genji's Mirage group announces protest, accuses government of failure

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Kathmandu. Miraj Dhungana, an activist of Genji movement, has strongly criticized the activities of Prime Minister Sushila Karki. On Sunday, he accused the government of a complete failure at the Joint Genji Movement Declaration Meeting. He said, "What did Sushilaji do?" You have done nothing. The problem is that the government never looked properly. At first it seemed exemplary, but now it seems that the government is a thief. Such a government was not seen.

He said that the protest was started without being satisfied with the work done by the government. Dhungana raised the question of whose support he has reached the position of Prime Minister and said, "On whose chest did you become the Prime Minister?" They will not give the country a solution, they will not give stability, the situation of the uprising on the 8th and the current situation is the same, it has become more serious. He accused the government of being indifferent to peace and security.

According to Dhungana, the main agenda of the Genji movement includes constitutional reforms, restructuring of the state, political stability, fair justice, good governance, corruption control and strict action against corrupt people. Similarly, for sustainable development and prosperity, he also put forward the demand that an all-party Round Table Conference or Constitution Amendment Assembly should be formed and a unanimous reform process should be decided.

He demanded the government to dismiss the case against Genji activist based on his demands during the protest, and to immediately release the arrested innocent youth.

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