Jun 27, Kathmandu - Former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has formally requested the National Human Rights Commission to disclose the investigation report and related documents concerning the Gen-Z Movement. In his letter, Oli criticized the commission’s decisions and conclusions as contradictory and emphasized his right to know the truth.

Oli recalled the violent incidents on Bhadra 7, 2082 BS, when schoolchildren used themselves as human shields to attack the Parliament building, break police barricades, and spread chaos. He further highlighted that the day after, on Bhadra 24, 2025, nationwide unrest erupted, resulting in arson, vandalism, and looting targeting state institutions, security agencies, government offices, political party offices, media outlets, and private homes of leaders. The former Prime Minister pointed out that the Human Rights Commission had made public its investigation into these violent events.

He alleged that the recommendations from the commission’s 177th meeting conflict with its factual findings. Oli criticized the silence of the commission regarding arsonists and those trying to seize state mechanisms, accusing officials of issuing recommendations contrary to the constitution and demonstrating their incompetence. He expressed disappointment over the lack of formal communication nearly a month after the decision was made, which he claimed was intended to smear his reputation.

Oli has requested the commission to provide four specific documents: a certified copy of the minutes from meeting number 177, a copy of the report submitted by the committee led by Honorable Lila Thapa, the reasons for any additions or deletions in the report, and copies of all statements and related documents collected during the investigation.

Stressing his right as a citizen to access the evidence and factual basis behind decisions impacting him directly, Oli urged the Human Rights Commission to cooperate and facilitate transparency in the legal process.