UML has asked the protestors and the government to find a solution to the problem through dialogue.
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UML has expressed grief over the loss of life and property during the Genji movement across the country, including Kathmandu, on Monday.
In a statement issued by UML Central Publicity and Publication Department Chief Rajendra Gautam on Monday evening, it is mentioned that the incident was heartbreaking and saddened.
When the protest turned violent, 19 people were killed and more than 300 were injured in Kathmandu and Itahari due to firing by the police. "Today, dozens of people have died after the movement in the country in the name of Genji, Nepal's project took a violent form. A large amount of government property has been destroyed. This is a heartbreaking and tragic incident," the statement said.
UML has asked the protestors and the government to find a solution to the problem through dialogue with moderation. Similarly, it has requested the government to arrange for the treatment of the injured as soon as possible.
