Some of the city chiefs and ward presidents who resigned felt difficulty in returning to work, and the chief acharya asked them to return to work in writing.
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Baburam Acharya, head of District Coordination Committee Kapilvastu, has asked the people's representatives to return to the work of the people as their resignation from Facebook is not legally valid and recognized.
Some city chiefs and ward presidents who resigned due to the Gen-G movement found it difficult to return to work, so the chief Acharya issued written instructions to clear the knot of the problem.
He has written to all the 6 municipalities and 4 rural municipalities of the district and instructed them to resume the work at the local level that was interrupted due to the extreme situation in the country. Now that the situation in the country is becoming normal, people and development work. There is a situation that needs to be taken,' he said, 'through this, the trust of the people will be won again.'
It is mentioned in the notification issued by the Chief Acharya that the municipality and the offices under it have been directed to operate the services related to the municipality regularly as there will be more confusion and instability, and people's dissatisfaction will increase if they do not go to work.
Officials who resigned even after the instructions of the district coordinator are finding it difficult to return to work. "Though the resignation was announced through social media, how can I go to work now?" A public representative said, "Ethics is also a big thing." On top of that, there is also the issue of security. When it comes to security, the local administration has not spoken clearly. For this reason, the challenge has been added to reinstatement.'
The head/deputy head of Buddhabhumi municipality and Maharajganj municipality and the vice chairman of Yashodhara rural municipality said that they resigned due to the protest of Zenji on August 24th and 25th. Similarly, 12 more ward presidents of Buddhabhumi, Maharajgunj and Kapilvastu municipalities also resigned. Two provincial assembly members also announced their resignations.
The public representative has said that he has resigned due to the fear and threats of the protestors.
