National Campaign Accuses Govt of Suppressing Protest by Arresting Coordinator Akram Khan
Summary
The National Jenji Citizen Campaign has accused the government of trying to suppress its movement by arresting coordinator Akram Khan, who was later released after pressure. The campaign says it will continue protesting until the government clarifies or revokes Ani's appointment.
Key Points
- The National Jenji Citizen Campaign says the government tried to suppress its movement by arresting Akram Khan, coordinator of the Lumbini Bachau Mahabhiyan.
- Campaign spokesperson Birjan Bishwakarma said Khan was released on Tuesday afternoon after immediate pressure from activists.
- Activists said they will continue protesting against Ani's appointment until the government provides a clear explanation or revokes the decision.
- Campaign members also questioned Ani's background, birthplace claims, and remarks that drew criticism over Buddhist dignity.
