The police are going to take the complaint filed by the families of the victims of Gen-G movement against former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and former Home Minister Ramesh Akhtar. The police, who refused to take the complaint filed with Sudhan Gurung on Monday, will take the complaint after the security chiefs' discussion on Monday midnight.

However, a senior police officer told Kantipur that the police will not file a complaint immediately. "Since the Judicial Inquiry Commission headed by former judge Gauri Bahadur Karki is also investigating, it was decided not to file a complaint immediately and proceed with the investigation," said the officer, "However, we have reached a decision to hand over the complaint to the Karki-led Commission." She was . At that time, the security chiefs were of the opinion that they should not go on the path of registering a complaint and arresting them immediately . If complaints are filed one after the other, tomorrow there will be a complaint against Balen Shah, the mayor of Kathmandu. What should be done in such a situation?,' a security chief said in the meeting, 'Since he had written a status saying that he would burn the Lion Palace in the past, there may be a situation where he would have to register it.' Sources say that later Prime Minister Karki and Home Minister Omprakash Aryal said that 'a decision will be taken within the legal framework'. After that, the police is ready to file a complaint. However, the source said that it was decided to submit it to the commission without registration.

They also mentioned the then chief district officer of Kathmandu Chabilal Rizal as an opponent in the complaint. What will happen to the morale of the police and the staff tomorrow if they continue to take action against the staff who gave the order? We also talked about how the government works," said an official who participated in the discussion.

The Chief of Nepal Police and Armed Police Force was in discussion at the Ministry of Home Affairs from 6 pm on Monday. Home Minister Aryal, Home Secretary Rameshwar Dangal along with security chiefs reached the Prime Minister's official residence Baluwatar around 10 pm. Commander-in-Chief Ashokraj Sigdel was also there . Later, Tekendra Karki, head of the National Research Department, was also called.

On Tuesday, a group of Gen-G reached the Tangal office of the Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority and handed over a pressure letter asking Chief Commissioner Rai to resign. In the letter submitted in the name of 'Zen-G Movement Alliance', it is said that all the commissioners of the authority should be dismissed if necessary after a public hearing.

21 people lost their lives in a single day when the government suppressed the Gen-G movement on 23 August. The anger increased the next day after more than 2600 shots were fired at Jin-Ji, who took to the streets against the ban on social media and corruption.