Gen-ji protested against the excesses of political parties. The government ordered firing to suppress the protest. Due to which 74 people had to die prematurely.

This may be the first incident in the history of Nepal - that the government has suppressed such small children so much. Students in school and college dress were not only arrested, they were shot above the chest. 

It is written in the constitution that people can speak, write, hold meetings/conventions and protest peacefully. It is also a natural fundamental right of citizens. The government completely violated this. KP Sharma Oli sitting on the Prime Minister's chair and Home Minister Ramesh Akhtar how could they order the security personnel to shoot! Perhaps this is the height of cruelty. Didn't the security personnel's hands tremble a little when they fired at those bright students who came in college/school dress? 

Gen-Z protests against corruption and social media bans have gone digital and reached the streets. On August 23, they gathered and demonstrated at Maitighar in Kathmandu from 9 am. When no one raised their voice against the excesses of the government, the youth did a commendable job by raising their collective voice. That movement was not only against corruption, it was also focused on establishing a system in the country. 

It was justified for the young people who were fed up with seeing the same person always in position and power to protest against it. The movement was also successful. In fact, the cause of this Gen-G movement is the corrupt leadership and the gangsters protected by them.