Ganeshman Singh’s 24th Memorial Day being observed amid various programs

September 18, Kathmandu: The 24th memorial day of Ganeshman Singh, the supreme commander of the 1990 people’s movement for the restoration of democracy, is being celebrated across the country amid various programs.

Late. Leader Singh was born on Kartik 24, 1972 BS in Chaksibari, Kshetrapati, Kathmandu and passed away on Asoj 2, 2054 BS.

Singh became a member of the People’s Council, Nepal’s first political party founded in 1997 BS, and became active in the campaign to overthrow the Rana regime.

After the Rana campaign, the then government imprisoned him and others.

After escaping from prison and reaching India, he developed political relations with another leader, BP Koirala. Along with some allies, he has played a significant role in giving lifelong leadership to the Nepali National Congress, which was established in 2003 BS.

Dedicated to the restoration of democracy in the country, Singh remained a BP follower and biggest supporter.

Ganeshman, who was a senior minister in the government formed after the first election in 2015 BS, spent eight consecutive years in prisons in Singha Durbar and Sundarijal after the coup in 2017 BS.

After his release from Sundarijal prison along with BP Koirala in 2025 BS, he expanded his political organization in exile.

He returned to Nepal in 2033 BS with the policy of national unity and reconciliation and remained active against the then Panchayat system.

After BP’s death, he led the Satyagraha movement of 2042 BS as the supreme leader of the Nepali Congress.