Student Leaders Denounce Government Move to Ban Campus Organizations as Unconstitutional
Summary
Student leaders in Kathmandu have denounced the government's move to ban student organizations in universities as unconstitutional and authoritarian, demanding an immediate withdrawal of the ban.
Key Points
- Student leaders claim the government's ban on student organizations violates the constitution and democratic principles.
- They accuse the government of aiming to silence voices and suppress fundamental rights influenced by foreign interests.
- Student organizations historically played a key role in Nepal's democratic republic and continue to fight for justice and education reform.
- Leaders warn that if the ban is not withdrawn, they will protest to defend their freedom of association guaranteed by the constitution.
