Zenji Movement Nepal demands the immediate arrest of RSVP MP Krishna Kumar Karki

Kathmandu. Genji Movement Nepal has accused Krishna Kumar Karki Morang-2, a member of the House of Representatives of the National Independent Party RSWP, of being directly involved in the arson and vandalism that took place at the Singha Darbar and the Parliament Building on August 24, 2082, and has demanded his immediate arrest and legal action.

In a press release issued by the spokesperson of the movement, Vijay Shah, it is mentioned that in the news, public videos and photos published in various media, MP Karki himself was involved in the arson in the Parliament building premises. He published the material related to the incident on social media and indicated his involvement. The statement said, "Such an attack on the main administrative and parliamentary structures of the state is not an ordinary political activity but a serious criminal offense."

MP Karki has recently been accused of impregnating a Nigerian girl and leaving her behind. In addition, the fact that the Speaker is absent from the Parliament session even when he calls his name many times has raised more questions about his responsibility and conduct.

Express

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