It is wrong for the state to deliberately attack and retaliate against any media.

Jeevan Chhetri, Sarita Tiwari and Subas Basnet, who are associated with the movement, issued a statement on Thursday and emphasized that if anyone has committed any wrongdoing, it should be brought to justice. "In a country where there is a rule of law, if someone has done something wrong, it is one thing to have it judged judicially. But it is a wrong and undemocratic step for the state to deliberately attack and retaliate against any media,'' the statement said. The

movement has stated that the government's double and racist standards regarding citizenship are also reprehensible. As Sirohia's citizenship case is pending in the court, it should be decided by the court whether he is guilty or not based on all the facts related to it. But in the meantime, the all-round poisonous and racist propaganda and trolling being circulated by the people and parties in the state power is objectionable,' the statement said, 'and the government's double and racist standards regarding citizenship are also reprehensible.'

The civil movement in Chitwan has objected to the fact that Home Minister Ravi Lamichhane is trying to change the subject of financial crimes and create absolute impunity for himself. "What is even more objectionable is that Home Minister Ravi Lamichhane is trying to create a toxic and divided public opinion on this matter, to divert the topic of the financial crimes he has committed, the evidence of which has been made public, and to create absolute impunity for himself, which is unacceptable for a legal state," the statement reads. If a person is elected and becomes a minister, he will be above the law, and if he gets public acceptance by creating genocidal public opinion against any part of the country or community, it will definitely lead our society and country in a dark direction.'

Civil movement Chitwan has also demanded that any part of the state should provide justice in an equal manner and maintain the rule of law.