Kathmandu / The protest of Genji in Kathmandu Valley today has caused trouble for students returning home from school. As the protest disrupted peace and security in various parts of the valley, schools have had to use various alternative routes to transport students home via buses. In addition, some schools have kept students in school until the protest subsides.

Similarly, the Private and Residential Schools Organization Nepal (PABSON) has issued instructions to ensure that students are safely transported home or kept in school. PABSON Central President Krishna Prasad Adhikari informed that instructions have been issued to keep students who have trouble going home safely in school and to ensure that they are provided with good food.


According to him, the students of the campus who went to the protest have also been instructed to stay in the college due to the problems they have faced. "We have asked them to stay in the school. We have instructed all the schools to arrange food and shelter for them peacefully," said Chairman Adhikari.

Similarly, Anju Bhattarai, Executive Director of Akshara School, informed that students from safe locations were taken home on time, and students from areas where curfews were imposed and protests were held are currently being kept in school.

Due to the protest by Genji, the District Administration Office, Kathmandu, has issued a curfew in various areas.