The 'No Cable Car Group' has announced more protest programs. The protesting group, which was dispersed after the clash with the police on the evening of February 10th, published a statement on Thursday and announced a new program of protest from the 17th.

There are programs up to demonstrations in 14 districts of Koshi Province, Madhesh Province and the capital Kathmandu. According to the statement published on Thursday, there is a program of public demonstration and protest meeting in all 14 districts of Koshi and Madhesh on February 17.

It is mentioned that a global Zoom meeting will be held on February 18th and a massive public demonstration and protest meeting will be held in Kathmandu three days after that. As part of an unspecified program, there is a plan to publicize the photos of Taplejung Chief District Officer Netra Prasad Sharma and Deputy Superintendent of Police Ravi Rawal with their families and file a complaint with the Nepal Government and the United Nations for action.

Earlier, the protesting group, who put forward four proposals for negotiations, demanded the release of the arrested citizens, free treatment of the injured, action against the culprits and the return of security personnel and construction materials from Mukkumlung area. In this statement, Mukkumlung Protection Joint Struggle Committee Coordinator Shri Prasad Limbu, Cable Car Cancellation Joint Struggle Committee Coordinator Khagendra Fembu, Kirat Yakthung Chumlung Federal Committee Coordinator and Province 1 Re-nomination Struggle Committee Coordinator Prem Ekten, Kirat Rai Yaokkha Federal Committee Jeevan Hataso Rai, Limbu Traditional Organization-Yakthung Sayang) Facilitation Group Coordinator Nand Kandangwa, Province No. 1 Re-nomination Campaign Committee Coordinator Dakendra Sin Thegim and Nepal Tribal Tribes Federation President Gelje Sherpa have signed.

It is mentioned that the clash on 10th of February was called Fungling Scandal, a crime against humanity by the Oli government. The agitating group has claimed that the government suppressed them out of fear, but their victory is certain. Earlier, four points were put forward to sit in the talks called by the government. The first condition is that there should be a ministerial-level negotiation committee and an official invitation letter should be sent for negotiations. During the same movement, the arrestees from Taplejung, Sunsari and other places have to be unconditionally released and curfew should be lifted, cable car construction work should be stopped and all construction materials should be returned from the construction site, contractors, workers and laborers should be returned and armed and public police should be withdrawn from Mukkumlung area. Among these, the condition of suspending the work has been made by the government negotiation committee, while the injunction has been withdrawn.