Government Launches Nationwide Campaign to Remove Illegal Structures on Public Land
Summary
The government has launched a nationwide campaign to remove illegal structures on public land, starting with high-risk areas in the Kathmandu Valley and extending to other regions such as Rupandehi, Nuwakot, and Parsa.
Key Points
- A nationwide campaign has started to remove illegal structures built on government and public land across Nepal.
- The initial phase focuses on clearing high-risk settlements in Kathmandu Valley, with support from security forces.
- Authorities are identifying landless citizens affected by evictions and making arrangements for their temporary accommodation.
- The Human Rights Alliance has called for dialogue and opposed forced displacement without proper resettlement.
- The clearing operation has mostly proceeded peacefully, though minor clashes occurred during initial removals along the Manohara River.
