Kathmandu. Industrialist and Congress leader Binod Chaudhary said that the Zenji agitation was not an accident, but it was the result of decades of frustration towards development and the state’s apathy.

He said this at his home in Bardaghat Municipality-7. His house was set on fire on September 24 during the Genji protests.

He said he had always stressed that economic development should be the main agenda of the state. “Unfortunately, the hope in the minds of young people that the country will be built is dying,” he said. End corruption, maintain good governance and rule of law. It’s my dream too. ’

He said he was not in politics for personal gains but with the aspiration of transforming the country. “Now is the time to move ahead with selfless heart and honest leadership,” he said, adding, “Let us understand the spirit of Jenji, respect him, and make the dream of prosperous Nepal come true.” ’