On the first day of the Gen-G movement, after the police fired indiscriminately, 52 people lost their lives while the Jamaat protested the next day on the 24th of August. Most of them were shot by the police.

15 of those who lost their lives in the second day of demonstrations were found burnt in commercial buildings and private houses in different districts. Three policemen died in Kathmandu due to the beating of protesters. 

On the second day, they lost their lives in less than a dozen districts, but those who died are from more than one and a half dozen districts and they are from Jhapa, Panchthar in the east to Baitadi in the far west. An Indian woman has also died. 

Five more child prisoners and five prisoners also lost their lives that day while escaping when the protest escalated. Prisoners/child prisoners, police and commercial buildings and private houses, who else died that day?  

19-year-old Nikita Gautam woke up earlier than other days on August 23. She was excited about the anti-corruption demonstration that Jen-G was going to do. She used to ask her mother and father, 'How many people are coming today?' Besides, she was not very interested in politics. 

She used to show her mother videos from social media saying, 'Maitigharma te vela started hai ni hai?' However, he had no desire to go to the movement. She was watching the performance live on social media while sitting at home. The movement which was going on in a creative style suddenly turned into a battlefield. Clashes started between police and protestors. In that clash, the youth was killed by the police. 

Nikita was tormented by this oppression of the state. She could not sleep all night due to the tension of the state shooting the youth who were demanding their rights for change. She stayed with her parents until late and complained about the brutality of the state. Why did you kill him? If they keep killing the youth like this, who will live in the country? However, the family had no answer to give him.

Although she slept late at night, she woke up early on August 24. She became paranoid due to the incident of the previous day when friends of her own age group were killed. The road became even more heated on Tuesday. Youths were shouting slogans in different places of the country including the capital, against the killings by the state. The chanting crowd reached the gaushala as well. She also started shouting slogans. After the atmosphere became tense, she left there. 

Nikita sat on the roof of her house and started watching the movement. After some time, the movement became more tense. After the police fired tear gas, the protesting group marched to set fire to the police station. The police opened fire on the arson crowd. A quiet cow shed suddenly turned into a battlefield. Nikita was sitting on the roof watching. Around 1 pm suddenly a bullet hit Nikita's chest. She collapsed. Together, the happiness of the family fell. 

Nikita, who was born in Kathmandu in 2063, died at the tender age of 19. Nikita, who had just passed class 12, was preparing to go abroad. 

19-year-old Dipesh Sunuwar from Sindhuli was a contract cleaner in Lalitpur Metropolitan Municipality for two years. He has been in regular contact at home and has not been in contact with anyone since August 24. Mother Bhimamaya came to Kathmandu to look for her son for four days. After reaching Kathmandu, she found out that her son's body was in the University Teaching Hospital. Dipesh was shot dead while participating in the demonstration on 24 August. 

22-year-old Mahesh Budhathoki's routine was to take care of his cancer-stricken mother. He is from Bigu Rural Municipality-3 Bulung of Dolakha. Unal completed computer science in Class 12 from Gambhir-Samundra-Setu School in Imadol. He participated in the protest on 24 August after learning that his friend was shot and injured in the protest on 23 August. 

After he became uncontactable since afternoon, the family was searching. Kist was found injured in the hospital. According to Ishwar, son of the elder father, Mahesh was shot near the police station in Kotshwar. "He died during treatment," Ishwar said. He died on the morning of August 27 after three days during treatment at B&C Hospital. 

After two years in Qatar, he returned and wanted to do something in his country. He opened a shop selling chicken meat (Fresh House) in the local market on Saturday, but when it didn't go well, he was preparing to go to Romania for employment. 

Bharatpur Municipal Corporation Deputy Chief Chitrasen Adhikari's house at Bharatpur-21 Parvatipur was set on fire by protesters on August 24. While the fire was raging, the cooking LP gas cylinder exploded. Pieces of the cylinder were scattered. 19-year-old Saroj Gurung was seriously injured by that piece. He died on August 27 after three days during treatment. 

Santosh Rai, a 51-year-old resident of Chaudandigarhi-3 Amsal in Udaipur, reached Gaushala with his friend via Baneshwar, Tinkune on August 24. When the protestors started attacking the police station as well, there was a rain of tear gas and indiscriminate firing. Santosh did not run away. At that time, he was shot in the head. He died on the spot. He was working as a wage laborer in Kathmandu. 

Shubraj Balami Shrestha of Nuwakot-1 Kakani went to Kathmandu the next day with his friends to protest after hearing the news that youths were killed in the Gen-G movement on August 23. After participating in the demonstration in Kathmandu, the friends returned home. But Shubraj was not satisfied. On the night of August 25, the family suddenly got the news that he was unconscious in Veer Hospital.

According to Sant Bahadur Shrestha, Shubraj's little father, the family found out that Shubraj was in the hospital from a video posted on Tiktok saying that no relatives were found. 

By the time the relatives Veer reached the hospital, only Shubraj was left. He was put on a ventilator. With the help of that, it only worked," Sant Bahadur told Kantipur on the telephone, "The doctor was saying that there is a bullet in the head, and it should be removed by an operation. You have to open your mind to take it out.

30-year-old Devkumar Subedi from Lalbandi in Sarlahi used to work as a security guard at the road department in Kalimati. In the 24 August movement, he left home saying to change the country. After that he never came back. He died when the police opened fire in Kalimati area. Devkumar's father-in-law Bhakta Bahadur Adhikari said, "My daughter was telling me not to join the movement."

Ramesh Parajuli from Palungtar Municipality-3 Bardedanda was interested in social change and country development since his school age. He lived in Dubai for 10 years on foreign employment and was running a food store in a broken staircase near Kathmandu Banyantar. During his free time, he also used to run 'Pathao'. 

With the announcement of the Gen-G movement, he also participated in the work of the shop. Ravindra Adhikari, Ward President of Palungtar-3, who is also a neighbor, said that he was shot in the chest during the demonstration. "He was very helpful, if someone from the village went to Kathmandu, he would come to pick him up himself. He was also active in social work," he said. "The village is in mourning after hearing such news."

When Parajuli, who had gone to the protest with his friends, did not return till evening, the officer said that he was informed that he was in Maharajgunj hospital. The person who went to the movement did not even answer the phone, said that they were separated after their friends moved on from Dhapasi. When we got to the hospital, we found out that he had died.

His father, Bhim Bahadur Parajuli, has been living in Kathmandu for a few years to help his son's food business. Two sons and wife were also together in Kathmandu. Mother Krishnamaya is living in Bardedanda's house raising goats and buffaloes.

27-year-old Arjun Bhatt of Gandaki rural municipality-4 Dhave was planning to go to Japan for foreign employment. Arjun, who was studying Japanese language, was shot dead by the police in a demonstration in front of the Kathmandu Kalimati police circle on Tuesday during the Gen-G movement. 

Arjun lived in Kathmandu Kirtipur with his father who was running a hotel business. After staying in Dubai for about one and a half years for foreign employment, Arjun returned only one and a half months ago. "Babu grew up in Kathmandu," his relative Jit Bahadur Bhatt said.

Arjun used to worry about corruption and corruption in the country.  Jit Bahadur said, "He was in Jen-G's team, he was also in Angrapati in the movement. After the shooting, the road was covered in blood."

35-year-old Mohan Sardar of Ithari-14 is a construction worker. Sardar, who was working in the field of house and road construction around Itahari, was returning from labor even on the day of the movement. 

Itahari reached just before the sub-metropolitan city. The excited crowd turned towards him. Local Gobind Thapa informed that Sardar was shot when the police opened fire in pursuit. He was shot in the back. With the help of police and locals, he was put in an ambulance and taken to BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences in Dharan. The doctor declared him dead.

21-year-old Umesh Mahat of Chautara Sangachokgadhi Municipality Irkhu also lost his life during the Gen-G movement. He returned safely at the beginning of the movement and when he was about to go again, his family tried to remind him. But no one could stop his answer. His elder sister Sumitra Bhakkani says, "The government doesn't care, I don't agree with anything that may happen, on the contrary, it is for the country, even if I die, I don't have to feel bad, the future generation will be better."

Umesh, who was shot during the Gen-G movement, was taken to the frontline hospital in Baneshwar, where he died during treatment. Umesh was preparing to go to Dubai after completing class 12 in Kathmandu. 

Vijay Choudhary of Lahan Municipality-15 was living on rent in Pepsicola in Kathmandu with his wife and four-year-old daughter. Vijay got married only seven years ago. According to his father, Hariprasad, he studied up to 12th standard and used to work in house wiring there.

He was returning to the camp last Tuesday evening after finishing work as usual. However, he stopped when he saw the agitation going on in New Baneshwar. That's when he got injured. He was then taken to the Civil Hospital where he was declared dead. 

The family has not been able to know how he was injured or who took him to the hospital. "We have taken care of ourselves as much as possible, but Vijay's mother and daughter-in-law are dying from house to house," said Hariprasad in a huff. 

On the morning of 24 August, the police opened fire in Kalimati. That shot also killed 28-year-old Bhimraj Dhami of Bajhang forever. Bhimraj was an agriculturist living in Kirtipur. It took just one year of marriage. He had a 2 month old son. 75 years old mother was dependent on him. 

Maila Dai Balaram did not know that Bhimraj was involved in the movement. We searched for my brother in the hospital after he did not receive a phone call in the evening. And then it came to know that he is not among us,' said Balaram. 

Neeraj Pant and his wife Kamala of Bhimdatta Municipality-11 Gaddachouki in Kanchanpur ran an Ayurvedic medicine business in Maharajganj, Kathmandu. On August 24, 48-year-old Neeraj Pant was watching the demonstration from the side. At the same time, he was shot by the police and fell down. 

25 years ago, he came to Kathmandu to study from Kanchan Vidya Mandir in Mahendranagar. He was living in Kathmandu by building a house from his business. 

After Neeraj's death due to a bullet, not only the journey to take his parents to Kailash Mansarovar was incomplete, but the support of his parents was also lost. "Dai once said he would take his parents to Kailash," Neeraj's sister Hema (cousin's daughter) said, "Now he has left himself." 

Neeraj was also a yoga instructor. He used to help them when they were in trouble, take them to the hospital and even pay for their treatment. "He used to give free medicines from his own shop," said Hema, "our family's pillar has fallen." 

Asahab Alam from Virgunj-12 Murali came to Kathmandu to study hotel management after passing 12th standard. Pathao used to ride a bike as a rider to raise his education expenses in Kathmandu. He also lost his life during the Zen-G demonstration. Asahab was shot on 24 August in Gongbu, Kathmandu. His family has also reported that his bike bearing the number Na54p 4711 is missing.

Asahab is the younger son of 56-year-old Amruddin Mian Thakurai. After hearing the news of his son's death, Amruddin has arrived in Kathmandu from Qatar with his eldest son Rajababu. They work there. Myla's son Arif, who is in Qatar, could not come without taking leave. Amriat and King Babib had wear weepowed while taking home on Friday night. & Nbsp; After the report came to death, the outcome had been taken away during the year of death during

. The same incident touched the Kotal Bhandari who was currently living in Bitamod-1,310. The next morning he had told his wife to his wife, 'I will return.' From that day from that day. & NBSP;

till Seat on Wednesday night left his husband. The bell would burn when the phone called, but no one raised them. That night no longer returned home home. While waiting at the road, she fell asleep. & Nbsp;

Thursday morning she called the brick. This time, the phone is raised and said, 'Your husband is in the hospital, come to visit.' Scarily, she arrived at Sita Hospital. But when there was a corporation of the bushel, he felt unconscious. & Nbsp;

long-time sweating in Qatar was only six months before six months ago, wandering in a lot of back in Kikalod Birtamode. The dream of living happily living in a house of a small family. & Nbsp; Santundendra (Gopal), a Gyanendra (Gopal, 39, of Zhapa Ajuncthara-11 has acted on the move. Gyanendra social work from normal family background was also active. Both his parents are over 75 years old. The basis for the living basis of families is farmers. & Nbsp; Gopal, who studied the post-BREAK management, was working in Ayurvedic dispensary and yoga coach. His attorney of social work was extraordinary. He was also a member of the youth citizen Society Arjuni. Someone in the village, and someone in the calamity, his classmates will reach their place.

in Birtamus on Tuesday to the rule of the police. His magnificent Sajjatoti said, "Gopaha gave the land all that he could give. But is his dream now? Santam-BREAK protesters have also died while vandalism and a fire in 24 August. Rajeshi's resident of Master Colony's residents are 55-year-old Rajaster Colony's residents. According to

Indian Media, she had come to Kathmandu in 22 Pashupati with Pashupatinath Singh Bhoyal. Ramwir is involved in transport business. Both of them have visible in August. They were the day. & Nbsp;

s were in a polite paddle and forward to the forward. Ramvir was sitting at the hotel by walking in the area around the couple. At night, suddenly run away in the hotel. Hood, fire and smoke filled. Ramvir couple found out of the hotel. Avillantarna, when they jug from the fourth, they were injured. At the treatment, Rajesheti died. & NBSP; Strong to

Ramvir, they are mentioned in Kathmandu for a day of staying on the news of the Daily Barskar on the news. The airport was also closed. Ramvir and Rajesheti had come to Jerusalem forcing Pashministers every year. & Nbsp; The Deepaksam Singhhowh Saud was sitting in Kirtipur of Kathmandu for a year since one year. Hairs, Kallesinh, who has wages and farming in the village and his farming had sent Jenatmin son to Kathmandu. Despite it, the mother's plan was the plan of sending the son to Korea. & Nbsp;

24 August was shot in Auda 24 AGA, Kathmandu, died while undergoing treatment at the Tri Teaching Hospital. Dip science from Nagarjun Maya, who was at the house near the house, it came to Kathmandu to improve the financial situation in the house and learn to Korea by planning to improve the financial situation of the house. & Nbsp;

Deepak said that a friend Baniman Bhawan, who was preparation for a few days ago, was preparing to examination. "He said," He said, "Bharati died in the hospital. ' Among five brothers are the Devi Cyal. & Nbsp.

were also operating online businesses, 25 years of patience Shrestha of Tarkeshhor-1 Kathmandu. According to families, he had a new Baneswar to participate in 23 August 23, where the police had shot in the young man.

said that after young people died before Narayan, Patience said that he said to 24 in the demonstration of August 8. But he came out with a toll with his friends. "The food had to fight for the country, 'Narayan said,' Narayan said, 'Narayan said,' Narayan said, 'Narayan said,' Narayan said, 'Narayan said,' Narayan said, 'Narayan said,' Narayan said." & NBSP; Stating that

graduate study was not planning to go abroad. They would preach with colleagues that the young man could change.

endurance was shot in Balaja Bypass. He was taken to the nearby Tarkeshwar Hospital. "Farried on the scene of the incident. The son left behind before a moment, 'Narayan said. & NBSP; Patience was shot in all half an hour coming out of the house according to the

local Sushil Bhatt. "When the expiration of the bypass, the clash is under the clash between Balaju Police Rasht and the police. He is there, 'Bhatta said. & Nbsp; Prabida Kulung, who has a Story Kuluwasabha, was sitting on Plus to sit at Kathmandu. He died during the movement. According to Princial Deepak, Pravina's grandfather Deepaks said, "It was taken to the frontalline frontline frontline to Baneshworshwor. There he was sent to Tinking after his death was declared. '

is devastated by the news of Sankhuwasabha. 'Praveen is Mail's grandson. Her mother is sick of his mother paralysis. The father has also, "said Deepaks. & Nbsp; Losing