He has also made public his views on the possibility of re-establishing parliament to amend the constitution. He said, ”We are in favor of reviving parliament, passing our agenda, announcing the election date, and finally forming a government of the people by dissolving that parliament.”
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Sudhan Gurung, one of the leaders of the Gen-G movement, has said that he is not someone who talks about anything other than fighting and confrontation, and that he has not beaten any leader so far.
Speaking on Kantipur Television's fireside, he said that fighting is a matter of competition, saying, 'As soon as you see me, you think of a fist fight. But I am not like that. But I am ready to threaten any corrupt leader like me.' He also said that the leaders are ready to go to any extent to bring them down. When asked whether he had entered the house of UML leader Kisan Shrestha in Simara, Bara and threatened him, he said, 'They have terrified the villagers. They have made a video saying that they will kill them. They have sent people to every house to scare them. Can't we tell them not to do this?'
Speaking on Kantipur Fireside, Gurung has also made public his opinion on the possibility of re-establishing the parliament to amend the constitution. He said, ‘We are in favor of reviving the parliament, passing our agenda, announcing the election date and dissolving that parliament to finally form a government of the people.’ He said that this was the last option and that he did not trust the party leaders to do this work, and that they should be given 70 percent of the seats in the House of Representatives and the National Assembly.
He has also said that it is possible to move forward by agreeing in advance on the points of the constitutional amendment. He said, ‘We need selfless leaders from the political parties in this. Not those with blood on their hands and money.’
He has also raised the question of how they will contest and win elections with the party leaders who are ready to reach power using bribery, bribery, punishment, and discrimination. He said that three months would not be enough time for the Gen-Gs to contest elections, and said, ‘Will three months be enough for us to dismantle the mechanism built by the party leaders in 36 years?’
