Lalitpur, Sept 16: Collection of preliminary details of loss and damage incurred in the Federal Ministers’ Quarters along with the quarters of province chief and chief minister in Lalitpur Metropolitan City-18 Bhainsepati during the Gen-Z protests has begun.
The federal secretariat said that tentative details of the damaged structures during the September 9 protests will be prepared within a week.
According to the secretariat’s superintending engineer Chakrabarti Kant, collection of preliminary details has gained momentum.
A total of 27 well-equipped buildings constructed on a 96 ropani and 10 ana land in Bhainsepati for federal ministers, chairperson and vice-chairperson of the National Assembly, and deputy speaker of the House of Representatives were completely torched and vandalized.
It may be noted that the ministers had moved into that residence just last month. Similarly, the contact offices constructed for the province heads and chief ministers of all seven provinces in an area of 27 ropani and 12 ana land were also damaged during unrest.
Currently, the Nepal Army has provided security to the federal ministers’ quarter and the provincial contact office located in Bhainsepati. The federal secretariat has stated that maintenance and other work will not move until the damage assessment report is received.
