'In the early stages, Gen-G youth were not interested in engaging in dialogue with parties'
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Prime Minister Sushila Karki has now proposed that political parties and Gen-G should hold discussions. Karki made the proposal during a discussion with political parties at the Prime Minister's residence in Baluwatar.
In a discussion with representatives of political parties on Tuesday, Prime Minister Karki said that President Ram Chandra Poudel has opened the door to dialogue to create an environment for the elections, and now they should also engage in dialogue with Gen-G. Prime Minister Karki also mentioned that Gen-G initially did not want to engage in dialogue with the parties. 'In the initial phase, Gen-G youth were not interested in engaging in dialogue with the parties.' Karki proposed, 'Now let Gen-G and the parties sit down. As it happens, let's normalize the situation and go towards the elections. Let everyone play their respective roles to make the elections successful.'
Political parties had drawn the Prime Minister's attention to creating an environment for the elections. Prime Minister Karki, on the other hand, said that the government is ready to address the concerns and interests expressed by the political parties.
