Gen-G activist Pradeep Gyawali has said that the party is entering politics to institutionalize and transform the issues of youth.

Speaking at the fourth session of the second day of the Kantipur Conclave on the topic of 'New Voices of the Republic', he questioned how political consolidation can be done from the outside without going inside. 

'I have been on the streets not from today but since 2072 BS, from the movement against Lokman Singh Karki to 2082 BS,' he said. 'After the movement, I even got the opportunity to work in the Prime Minister's Office. I came here by doing politics with the late Ujjwal Thapa.'

Although today is a civilian government, we listen to the youth, but we do not know whose government will be formed tomorrow. 'If our party forms a government,  we can take our issues forward,' he said. 'If a different party and a different government are formed, our issues will be forgotten. We have come here to institutionalize it.'