By News Desk
A section of youth groups has officially declined to participate in the planned June 25 anniversary protests commemorating victims of the 2024 Finance Bill demonstrations, signaling growing divisions within the youth movement over how to honor the fallen.
According to the group, the decision was made after internal consultations, with members citing the need for alternative forms of remembrance and concerns over potential political exploitation of the commemorative demonstrations.
The move comes at a time when preparations for the anniversary events are gaining momentum across different regions, with varying opinions on whether street protests remain the most effective way to honour victims and push for accountability.
Observers say the development highlights an emerging split in strategy among youth-led movements, as the country approaches a politically sensitive anniversary date.
