I am sure that the country will go in a better direction now. I do not regret that I am injured because of the movement. Because the person who is present for this country, but the country had to be made, corrupt people had to go away. - Abhishek Shrestha
What you should know
Abhishek Shrestha of Sindhupalchok was shot in the left leg during the Gen-G movement. He is currently undergoing treatment at the National Trauma Center. He is studying BSW second year in Kathmandu.
22-year-old Abhishek was shocked to see the rampant corruption in the country. He was also excited when the Zen-G group protested against it. Sindhupalchok calls his mother at home. They say that they are going to go out on the 23rd for work because they are not allowed to go to the protest.
Abhishek also encourages his friends to actively participate for positive change in the country. With the vision of 'corruption-free Nepal', he reached Maitighar Mandal at 9 o'clock in the morning on 23rd August from Dera in Bhaktapur. He was happy to see active participation in the movement.
likewise He was sure that there would be a peaceful movement. After the rally reached the parliament building in Baneshwar, he was shot in the leg while the police and Gen-G group were pelting stones. Those who went to protest to go out for work He says, "When I was injured by a bullet, it became very difficult for me to think of how to respond to Mami.
He is confident that the country will become He says that he does not regret going to the protest and getting shot. He says, "This change has come because of youth like us and I am sure that now the country will go on a better path." I don't regret that I am injured because of the movement . Because the one who is present is for this country, but the country had to be built, the corrupt had to be removed. Abhishek says that he will move forward with the dream of doing something in his own country.
