Kathmandu: The Commission of Inquiry into the Incidents of September 8 and 9, 2025, has stated that there is no necessity to wait for a report from any other government mechanisms to investigate and take action against those involved in criminal offenses.
According to National News Agency Nepal, a statement issued by Commission member Bijan Raj Sharma highlights that the Commission’s attention has been drawn to the September 25 statement by the Ministry of Home Affairs. This statement indicated that the Government of Nepal would wait for the Commission’s report before proceeding further regarding the incidents that occurred during the Gen Z movement.
The Commission’s statement also emphasizes its mandate to receive and analyze information or petitions related to physical and human damage caused during the two-day revolt. Furthermore, it is tasked with providing necessary opinions on the actions that need to be taken.
Notably, the Commission was established by the Government in response to popular demand to investigate the physical and human damages that occurred across the country, including in Kathmandu, during the ‘Gen Z’ protests. The Commission commenced its task on September 25.