Nepal, Nov. 3 -- In the aftermath of September's Gen Z movement, only one of the three traditional parties seems to have captured, albeit only in part, the spirit of the movement. The Gen Z-ers in the Nepali Congress have demanded internal reform in the party and urged the leadership to reflect on their past mistakes. They have also sought proper youth representation in the party. The Post's Biken K Dawadi sat down with Bikal Rai, an initiator of the 'Gen Z for 7D' group in the Congress, to discuss the origin of the group, its vision for the party and the relevance of such sister wings of parties. Excerpts.

What was the origin of the 'Gen Z for 7D' group, which is now seen as campaigning for change in Nepali Congress (NC)?

On September ...