An agreement is about to be reached between the government and some groups of Gen-G regarding the protests led by Gen-G on Bhadra 23 and 24. According to the Prime Minister's Office, the government is going to reach an agreement with groups including the Gen-G Movement Alliance, The Council of Gen-G (Sudhan Gurung Group) and Gen-G Front (Raksha Bam Group) at 4 pm on Wednesday.

The Prime Minister's Secretariat has stated that Prime Minister Sushila Karki will be present at the agreement program on behalf of the government. The agreement between the government and Gen-G has been prepared by representatives of the government and Gen-G. Surya Dhungel and others were appointed as the drafters of the agreement on behalf of the government and senior advocate Raju Chapagain on behalf of the Gen-G group.

The preamble of the final draft of the agreement states that the Nepali people will move forward by assimilating the relevance and legitimacy of the Constitution of Nepal issued. Similarly, it is mentioned that the need to strengthen federalism, local autonomy and decentralization based on the principles of good governance, inclusiveness and public participation, and to emphasize the need to implement education, health, employment, housing, land, language, culture, gender and collective rights and entrepreneurship, innovation and exploration as the main priorities of the state's future policies and programs is emphasized.

The agreement letter mentions the release of those arrested by the police for involvement in the incidents of Bhadra 23 and 24 on behalf of Gen-G. The police have arrested those involved in looting government and public property, vandalism and arson, and the murder of police and security personnel. The agreement to be signed between Gen-G and the government mentions the immediate release of those arrested.

'If the protestor himself or someone else on his behalf files a complaint online, in writing or through a hotline that someone has been subject to investigation or prosecution due to his participation in the protest, the commission will screen and investigate the matter within 15 days from the date of this agreement, based on the details of the relevant agency,' the final draft of the proposed agreement states, 'If the screening does not show that the person concerned is involved in the crime of murder or a serious crime that may have been committed by a criminal gang in a planned/organized manner, the Commission will recommend to the Government of Nepal to immediately release the person from custody/prison and withdraw the cases filed against him as per the report of the investigation commission.'

The agreement also states that the government must take such action immediately. The agreement also states that no one will be subject to criminal investigation and prosecution for participating in the protest activities on Bhadra 23 and 24.    

The agreement states that the Gen-G movement should be declared a 'people's movement'. 'This agreement has been concluded between the Government of Nepal and the Gen-G group, accepting the mandate received from the people's movement led by Gen-G, inspired by the strong aspiration of the common Nepali people for good governance, and the principles of the constitution.' Both parties to the agreement express their firm commitment to the honest and effective implementation of the aforementioned provisions,' the preamble states.

The agreement states that a high-level task force will be formed immediately in consultation and coordination with the families of the martyrs and injured of the Gen-G movement to appropriately address the immediate and long-term needs of the martyrs and injured. It also states that the families of the injured and deceased will be ensured interim relief, compensation, free health treatment, free education, employment, social security and meaningful commemoration.

The agreement also mentions the use of force by security personnel during the demonstration. 'A separate mechanism will be formed to study and recommend necessary institutional reform measures in the relevant laws and security agencies by identifying the shortcomings of Nepal's prevailing laws, security agencies, lack of social and mental security of security personnel, and other reasons to prevent the recurrence of such incidents in the future, and the mechanism will be asked to submit a report within 90 days and make the report public, and the recommendations mentioned in the report will be implemented immediately,' the agreement states.

The agreement also mentions ending political and policy-level corruption, partisanship in public institutions, and appointments made on the basis of party affiliation. 'A high-level commission will be formed to impartially investigate and make recommendations on the following issues, including political, policy-level and institutional corruption, partisanship in public institutions, and appointments made on the basis of party affiliation. The agreement states that the investigation will take legal action against those found guilty of lifestyle, income source and acquisition of undisclosed assets of all persons appointed, elected or nominated to public positions, reform the relevant policies and laws to end the practice of partisanship and appointment based on shareholding in public institutions, and effectively implement existing laws. The agreement also states that the work and financial activities of institutions such as foundations, funds, trusts, councils, and centers operated by individuals holding various public positions and political parties in the name of their leaders using public land, property and budgets will be investigated and if the concerned institution is found to have engaged in illegal or contrary to public interest and objectives, such institutions will be dissolved and their assets will be nationalized.

The agreement also states that a separate mechanism will be formed for restructuring by ending corruption in administrative bodies. 'A separate mechanism will be formed to conduct detailed studies and research on issues such as corruption in Nepal's administrative bodies, restructuring of the administrative system, effectiveness and accessibility of the administrative service delivery process, and recommend reform measures,' the agreement states. 'The mechanism will be asked to submit a report within 90 days and the report will be made public and the recommendations mentioned in the report will be implemented immediately.'

A commitment has also been made to ensure that the upcoming elections announced on Falgun 21 will be free, fair, peaceful and fear-free. An agreement is also to be reached between the government and the Gen-G party on additional legal arrangements related to the elections. 'The minimum age for running for membership of the House of Representatives, Provincial Assembly and local level will be 21 years. The final draft of the agreement states that the structure and appointment process of the commissions and officials will be improved to keep the judiciary, Constitutional Council, Constitutional Commission and Judicial Council of Nepal, as provided for in the Constitution of Nepal, completely free from political and partisan interference and to enable them to perform their duties autonomously and independently and to ensure the representation of youth.