He said that he called the Genji leaders and had them debate whether to keep the constitution or not, and whether to keep the democracy.
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Politician Rishi Dhamala has claimed that he also played a role in the safe landing of the Gen-G movement.
Speaking at the second session of the second day of the Kantipur Conclave, 'People's Panel', he said that on Bhadra 25, when the country was under curfew, he called the leaders of the Genji party and held a big debate on whether to keep the constitution or not, whether to keep the democracy or not. 'I told Sudhan Gurung - we need to find consensus within the constitution. Ask Miraj Dhungana too,' he said.
