Shah, who was directly involved in the Gen Z movement, is now the Prime Minister and Aryal is the Speaker. Although the commission has named many people involved in the incident and recommended an investigation against them, it has not mentioned the names of Shah and Aryal. Although the commission has clearly mentioned those who were involved in the movement with him, it has remained silent on the activities of Shah and Aryal.

Shah worked behind the scenes during the Gen Z movement and destruction. He incited the movement by writing inflammatory articles calling on youth to join the movement through social media and instilling hatred towards the old parties and leaders.

Shah had also mobilized the Kathmandu Metropolitan City Police to support the movement. On Bhadra 23 and 24, (September 8-9, 2025), all the youth who took to the streets claimed that Shah was the leader of the movement, and then, as he himself said, the army played a role in dissolving parliament and forming an interim government.

After Krishna Karki, a former agitator and now a Rastriya Swatantra Party MP, set fire to the main building of Singha Durbar, the video is still viral, saying that their leader is no longer there and that he should lead the country.

The commission has recommended an investigation into former Chief Justice Sushila Karki, who became Prime Minister on the strength of the Gen Z movement, Gauri Bahadur Karki, who became the chairperson of the investigation commission, and former secretary Bhim Upadhyay, who played a similar role to Shah. However, the name of current Prime Minister Shah, who played a key role before and after the movement, has not been mentioned.

The commission has concluded that the incident of Bhadra 24, (September 9, 2025), should be considered as a premeditated criminal activity. It has recommended that the government investigate the incidents of arson and vandalism that occurred across the country the day after the government killed the youth on Bhadra 23 (September 8, 2025),, as a criminal rather than a political matter.

In its report, the commission has called the release of Lamichhane illegal and identified it as the main reason for the release of prisoners across the country.

Human Rights Commission public report states, “…given the serious injuries sustained due to burns, and the vandalism and arson of property worth billions of rupees across the country, it was felt that almost all of the incidents that occurred on that day should be viewed and addressed as criminal activities.”

National Human Right Commission is silent in its report on the direct involvement of then-mayor and current Prime Minister Balendra Shah in the Gen Z movement and vandalism of government property, which is why the common people are now suspicious of the role of the commission and the Nepal Government.

However, Nepal Government and the ruling party Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) have not responded to the public report on the prison break incident involving the direct involvement of their own Chairman Rabi Lamichhane and party leaders and the commission’s recommendation for punitive action.