National Human Rights Commission Points to Army Weakness in 'Gen Z' Protests

Kathmandu. The National Human Rights Commission has determined that the Nepali Army also had weaknesses in its inability to prevent damage during the 'Gen Z' protests.

The commission's investigation report has cited the army's lack of sensitivity and security weaknesses as the main reasons for vandalism and arson occurring even in the country's highly sensitive areas of Singha Durbar, Supreme Court, and the President's residence (Shital Niwas).