After the federal parliament building and the office of Pokhara Metropolitan City were set on fire, there was a lot of panic in the Gandaki Provincial Assembly. The employees who appeared during office hours in the morning were in the canteen around 3 pm.

At this time, there were about 300 people at the Janpad and armed police gates. Therefore, the staff did not imagine that the protesters would do arson and vandalism. The protestors tried to enter but were stopped by the police.  

Seeing the security risk, there was a heavy presence of security personnel from 9 am on August 24. Since security personnel were deployed that day, the secretariat arranged food for 80 people in the canteen. The employees were thinking that the police were also present and that they would negotiate if 2/4 people came. 

However, around 4 o'clock in the afternoon, the police came out saying that there was an order from above. After that, the protestors entered through the gate and started arson and vandalism, Jhankaraj Adhikari, an officer working in the secretariat, remembered . It was around 4:00 p.m. "We were in the canteen," he said, "after the police said they had ordered us to go back, the protestors entered. We ran through the back wall .' 

After seeing the staff run away, youths with rods in their hands came after them . Officer Tikaram Acharya's grip is tough. He said that two young men called him a 'contractor's man'. Behind the current state assembly building, a new state assembly building is under construction. After seeing the employee running away from the cover, the young man was following him . "I said it's an employee." You faked, started saying how much corruption you have done,' he remembered, 'looked at the mobile phone gallery, called the number there . One of the misses of our secretariat stopped when he said that he would be our sir.' After this, he asked for a purse. Bhattarai reminded the youth that the real gen-ji does not commit robbery. After this, he got rid of the two young men and left.  Bhattarai said that on the day of the

incident, 200 people came. Those who came in that way divided into separate groups and started setting fire to the building of Provincial Assembly and Gandaki Provincial Training Academy. The provincial assembly secretariat, meeting room, parliamentary party office, new and old buildings of Gandaki provincial training institute, nearby residences, canteens, vehicles were set ablaze by the protesters one after the other. Within 15 minutes of taking possession, the protesters set fire to all the buildings of the state assembly complex. Since it was built 33 years ago, wood has been used a lot in all the buildings of the Provincial Assembly complex. The fire roared because of the wood. While the fire was raging, some of the protesters were busy vandalizing CCTV, some were busy with looting . The fire raged until the state assembly building was reduced to ashes.  

State Assembly's computer, printer, books and flowers have been stolen. Due to this movement, the state assembly has to suffer a loss of about 90 crore rupees . No stolen items have been returned. Staff are checking the wreckage to see if any items will be used later. On Friday morning, the official Jhankaraj Adhikari was assigned to check with the technician whether any of the display materials placed in the state assembly premises will work. This screen was put up in late March at a cost of 8 lakh rupees. Now there is not even 800 worth of stuff left,'' he said, sitting on the ground in front of the wreckage, 'we had collected almost this much stuff in eight years. Now it will be the 20th year.'

When the staff office came the next morning, the parliament was already empty. Meen Shrestha, a driver working in the secretariat, told that the thieves came to see the ruined parliament the next day. There was a crowd of people who came to see. People were digging to see if they could find anything," he said. "They didn't even leave flowers. Two-three people were coming to look for goods.' 

There was a vehicle in the parking lot of the Secretariat and the Speaker and the Maoist Chief Whip. The key of that car was not with anyone else because it was left there the previous day. Burn that car right there . Two vehicles of the secretariat were kept in the underground of the provincial training institute. The protestors went underground and burnt all the vehicles there. "We used dozers to clear the way to go underground. . We kept the vehicles of the establishment and the parliament so that they would not be seen there . He entered there and set the car on fire," he said. Demonstrators set fire to 6 four-wheelers and 13 two-wheelers of the Provincial Assembly in Kathmandu and Pokhara.