Citizens Refuse Government Offer to Relocate from Risky Protest Site
Summary
The government has asked protesters outside the National Human Rights Commission in Pulchowk to move to a safe location for food, shelter, and medical care before talks continue. But the leaders of the Save Citizens Great Campaign, led by Durga Prasai, have رفضed the offer and continued the roadside protest for six days.
Key Points
- The government proposed relocating protesters from the risky roadside location in Pulchowk, Lalitpur, before continuing talks on their demands.
- Leaders of the Save Citizens Great Campaign, led by Durga Prasai, rejected the request and insisted on staying at the protest site.
- The National Human Rights Commission urged the government to move the protesters to a safe place and ensure their accommodation and security.
- A protest participant criticized Prasai for putting ordinary citizens at risk for political self-interest.
