Kathmandu. Sudan Gurung, the leader of the Genji movement, has warned that if the government does not meet its demands, it will collapse.

Speaking at a press conference organized by Gurung today, Gurung warned that if his demands were not met, this government would also fall. On September 23, Jenji had been agitating demanding an end to corruption and bad governance.

Within 27 hours of the protests, the government has changed and trillions of rupees have been lost. This government should investigate corruption and stop misgovernance. As many as 75 people have died in the protests.

At a press conference, he said that the families of the deceased should get justice. “Their families should get justice. They will get justice by today or tomorrow, their demands will be fulfilled,” said Gurung. “Any government should be of the people,” he said.