Who is the TOB group that instigated the Genji movement?
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Media Baaji
- Tue, 25 November 2025
Kathmandu. It has been revealed that the Tibetan Original Blood TOB group accused of inciting the Genji protest on August 23 and 24 is a group of Nepali bike riders. The police have concluded that all of the group except one Daba Lama are Nepalese. According to SP Pawan Kumar Bhattarai, spokesperson of the district police complex, TOB is 'Tibetan Original Blood' for Daba Lama and 'The Original Brothers' for other members.
SP Bhattarai said in a press conference held at District Police Pasir on Monday, "TOB is the original brothers in the understanding of people other than Tenjin, the same is written on Facebook, Instagram."
Apart from Tenzin Dawa Lama of the TOB group, who was accused of inciting the situation by kicking his bike loudly during the protest, no one else has any connection with Tibet. The police mentioned that all other members of the group are Nepali citizens except him.
He was arrested after the video of him showing a pistol in the electricity market was released, and the police initially prosecuted him for the crime of indecent behavior. However, the police say that the video was not from the time of the Gen-G movement, but was made a few months before when the music video was made.
The administration asked him for a bail of Rs 7,500 for the crime of indecent behavior. He is also being investigated for crimes related to documents, citizenship and passport. The police also seized marijuana from his possession and are investigating the crime of drug possession.
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