Family and Rights Activists Protest Demolitions After Death
Summary
Family members and rights activists in Kathmandu have protested the death of Hiralal Hajara Dusad after his house and structures were demolished without alternative arrangements. They have demanded an impartial investigation, compensation for the family, and an immediate halt to demolitions and forced relocations.
Key Points
- Family members and rights activists have objected to Hiralal Hajara Dusad’s death after demolition of his home without alternative housing arrangements.
- They have submitted a 12-point demand letter to the government and the National Human Rights Commission seeking an independent investigation and action against responsible officials.
- The demands include compensation, land ownership, scholarships for children, employment for one family member, and free health care for dependents.
- They also want the government to stop demolitions and forced shifting to holding centers without prior notice.
