After the students were told to stop at the gate, the RPP MP left without taking the government vehicle, the students did not know that they had entered.
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Demonstrations have been held in Pokhara against the vandalism and looting by the royalists in Kathmandu and in favor of the republic. Students of Prithvi Narayan Campus, Janapriya Multipurpose Campus, Kalika Multipurpose Campus protested at the State Assembly Gate in Nadipur on Sunday morning.
The participants carried placards at the State Assembly gate with the words 'Regressive forces be careful', 'Retrogressive elements are prohibited from entering', 'Prosperous Republic of Nepal is alive', 'Constitution is our pride, Republic is our identity'. They also shouted slogans saying, 'Mandals be careful', 'Long live the Republic of Nepal', 'Constitution is our pride'.
The demonstration at the State Assembly gate was aimed at the RPP. The students had planned to stop RPP party leader Pancharam Gurung and chief whip Bindu Paudel at the gate by saying that they were protesting against the republic by boarding the government vehicle. The students participating in the demonstration had written down the car numbers of both MPs.
When he was informed that he would be stopped at the gate, party leader Gurung entered the state assembly without taking the official vehicle provided by the parliament secretariat. He reached the parliament in a private car. MP Paudel is not participating in the last state assembly meeting as he is ill.
Prachandashakti Gurung, a student of Prithvi Narayan Campus, said that the demonstration was done to show that the activities of the Rajwadis were not supported by the students. We demonstrated together with friends that vandalism, arson, looting is not okay. There is no pressure or affiliation from any organization," he said.
