November 10, 2025, Monday
Nepal 1:37:26 pm
E-Paper this Week
☰ The Nepal Weekly
Trending News
The Nepal Weekly l 2025 November 04 Towards voters Fresh move in Nepali politics “Make the people directly feel change,” says PM Karki, issuing a 14 pt. directives Security agencies discuss ways to strengthen security ahead of general election Prime Minister Karki assures chief ministers of security and timely election At tripartite meeting Gen Z demand action against corrupt and good governance Seventeen new political parties apply for registration at Election Commission Kathmandu Valley waste management problem surface again Supreme court stays govt. decision to call back 11 ambassadors COP30 from 10 to 21 November 2025 IPCC agrees on the scientific content of the remaining methodology report in the seventh assessment cycle and 2026 workplan for the three key climate reports UNESCO Creative Cities Network welcomes 58 new member cities Energy Minister Ghising invites investment in Nepal’s clean energy, pushes for regional power integration Minister Kharel discusses economic cooperation with Srivastava Helicopter crashes in Everest, pilot safe NTB issues advisory for the safety of trekkers and mountaineers Seventeen stranded Indian tourists rescued from Annapurna Base Camp Hundreds of tourists stranded in Lukla due to bad weather Mitrakunj Delegation returns from Moscow

At tripartite meeting Gen Z demand action against corrupt and good governance

The Nepal Weekly
November 4, 2025

During a tripartite discussion the Gen Z representatives have stressed on the need for the government to move ahead the agenda of taking action against the corrupt and ensuring good governance at par with the agenda of holding the election to the House of Representatives (HoR).

Prime Minister Sushila Karki on Wednesday called a tripartite discussion among the government representatives, political parties and the Gen Z representatives at the Prime Minister’s residence Baluwatar in Kathmandu.

The discussion mainly focused on forthcoming general election slated for March 5, 2026, corruption and good governance and taking action against those responsible for the loss of life and property during the Gen Z movement on September 8 and 9.

The Gen Z representatives have stressed on the importance of HoR election and also demanded stern action against the corrupt and ensuring good governance, according to the sources close to the Prime Minister’s Office. “The Parliamentary election is needed, should be conducted on time, but we can’t go along only stressing on election. Main demand of our movement is good governance, and action against corrupt officials,” the Gen Z representatives are quoted as saying, “The government should take both of these agenda together,” they underscored.

“The country belongs to us. It is us to build and develop it. No one will make it. Only one dialogue is never sufficient, it should be held time and again. We have started it today. said PM Karki during the meeting.

Participating at the meeting on behalf of the political parties include Nepali Congress spokesperson Prakash Sharan Mahat, CPN-UML leader Mahesh Bartaula, Narayankaji Shrestha, Swornim Wagley from Rastriya Swotantra Party, Rajendra Gurung from Rastriya Prajatantra Party and Prakash Jwala from CPN-Unified Socialist among others.There were around 15 Gen Z representatives including Miraz Dhungana, Rrakshya Bam, Monika Niraula, Sagar Dhaka, Gems Karki, Samana Lawati and Rehan Raj Dangol among others.

During the meeting, all the political parties except CPN-UML said that there is no option other than going to the fresh election, according to one of the participants. However, the UML demanded reinstatement of the House of Representatives at the meeting.

Must Read

© 2021 The Weekly Nepal. All Rights Reserved

Developed By Ivazz Technology