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After the death of a woman due to a bus collision, an agreement has been reached between the family of the deceased and the transport businessmen who started a protest demanding compensation in Tulsipur.
DSP Anil Thakuri, Head of Area Police Office Tulsipur, said that after the agreement that the children of the deceased will be educated up to 12th standard along with the amount to be received according to the insurance, the movement has been withdrawn since Thursday night.
39-year-old Tirsna Gharti of Tulsipur Sub-Metropolitan City-5 Yakkan Tol died on Wednesday when Lumbini Pradesh 02001 B 0044 bus, which was going to bus park from Tulsipur market, was hit.
After the discussions between the relatives of the deceased and the transport businessmen on Thursday did not reach a conclusion, the angry relatives protested by burning tires on the road from Thursday afternoon.
