Football Players Lock Down ANFA Headquarters Amid Unresolved Demands
Summary
Football players, led by the Nepal Football Players' Association, have locked down the ANFA headquarters demanding clarity on the Martyrs Memorial Division League, details on the Players' Welfare Fund, and provision of salaries and prize money.
Key Points
- Football players have locked down the headquarters of the All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) led by the Nepal Football Players' Association.
- The lockdown will continue until ANFA meets the association's three demands.
- The demands include certainty about the Martyrs Memorial Division League, details on the Players' Welfare Fund, and provision of player salaries, allowances, and prize money.
- ANFA is warned to take responsibility for any damages if demands are not implemented before lifting the lockdown.
