Even a shoe carries a deep story! We found this out while researching the story of the bloody shoes that went viral on social media after the Gen-ji uprising.

One day in the newsroom, the matter arose, whose bloody shoes became the symbol of the Gen-ji rebellion? There were many speculations about this shoe on social media. But no one was able to find out who this shoe belongs to with evidence. Someone said, these are the shoes of a martyr. Someone said, it could be an artistic work prepared to heighten the movement . Someone said, is it made from AI? 

is a speculation that goes on until the depth of the truth is discovered . All three of us went to find out the truth. Our search began with social media. Many videos of shoes covered in blood were going viral on social media. But those were guesses at the scene, no basis to say exactly who . All three of us were looking for people who walked in the movement and wore white shoes. We thought that some clues could be found from there . 

One of the victims of the first day's protest was found with a blood-stained shoe collar . We started looking for other related videos to see if it was the shoes of the three men. We watched Anekan videos continuously for 5 hours a day . Things seemed to match but they didn't match . The evidence seemed to be gathering, but again some facts were conflicting.

After it didn't seem to be found like this, we started looking for who was shot and who was injured on the day of the movement. Of course, we started looking for videos thinking that it must be the shoes of someone who was martyred or someone who was injured. Whose bloodied shoe was it? This is what happened in the news meeting every day . It had been three or four days since this happened. All friends were curious, whose shoe was it? But no one had a definitive answer. There were many guesses. And we continued to discuss whether each of those assumptions were correct.  

We were searching one by one by doing a reverse search on Google, collecting photos of Kaiyan who reached the movement and wearing white shoes. There was a guess. No guess was right at the beginning. 

Someone was talking on social media that this shoe belongs to Ishwat Adhikari, a martyr of the movement. We also contacted people close to Eshwat . He was wearing white shoes that day but it was different from the blood stained shoes. 

A person posted a video on social media crying 'my brother's shoes'. We tried to contact the person . He lives in Japan. He said that he made that video symbolically with emotion. 

Someone was saying on social media, 'This shoe photo is fake.' Someone said it was a painting. Someone installation art . We also asked some painters about this . But everyone said this is not a painting. Because it has so much detailing that it can't be a painting . 

The three of us shared the work . One to do a visual investigation, one to find the injured on the way to the hospital and look for any clues from the doctors and meet with the ambulance driver carrying the injured that day . 

Gen-G, who is involved in another movement, meets with the police and other security agencies to find clues. 

We contacted some social media influencers one day to see if they had any answers. They also only told guesses. Fact not found . 

One day at midnight the three of us discussed . We got some clues . That clue was a bit stronger than other guesses. Now we should focus on this . 

We received a tip from a person . One person is injured in the trauma center. Those are his shoes. We followed that formula . We spoke to Radhika Bohora, the wife of the injured. Then we all felt, now we have come closer to the truth .

Wednesday morning we reached the trauma center . We met the injured Prakash Bohora. We asked many factual questions for cross verify. We have checked from different angles whether the claims he made are true or not. We also took more details about the shoes from hospital doctors and cleaners . We also checked the authenticity of the video footage of the injured participant. And we came to the conclusion, the iconic shoes of the Zen-G movement belonged to Prakash Bohora of Dailekh House. 

Then we decided to write news . There was a different answer than the rumors and many other rumors that were spreading all over the social media . Prakash Bohora's iconic shoes of Gen-G rebellion, which overthrew power and changed the blueprint of Nepali politics. After joining the Russian army in search of employment, he became enraged in the fight against Ukraine, he was scared when he returned to Nepal and tried to see if he could do something, and then came to Kathmandu to do the paperwork after trying to go to Qatar again. Prakash was a representative character of the general Nepalese youth. Those who were upset and frustrated with this method, system and style of rulers.