Khagendra Poudel, coordinator of the Sangharsh Samiti, said that representatives from more than 20 districts, including Rupandehi, Nawalparasi, Kapilvastu, Dang, Banke, and Bardiya, participated in the protest.
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Slum dwellers from various districts demonstrated in Butwal on Sunday, demanding that the illegal settlers not be evicted without alternative. They are preparing to form a front with a national struggle committee from Butwal.
The demonstration, coordinated by the Nepal Landless Slum Dwellers and Unorganized Settlement Struggle Committee, Rupandehi, started from the highway intersection in Butwal and reached the traffic intersection and turned into a rally. Representatives from more than 20 districts including Rupandehi, Nawalparasi, Kapilvastu, Dang, Banke, and Bardiya participated in the protest, said the coordinator of the struggle committee, Khagendra Poudel.
The protest was held in protest against the government's use of bulldozers to evict and evict poor squatters and illegal settlers without alternative, said the coordinator of the struggle, Poudel. "After the government hastily used bulldozers in settlements without planning for long-term management, nearly 5 million citizens from more than 1.2 million families across the country have been displaced," he said. "Now we are forming a front of unorganized settlers across the country from Butwal." He said that a national front would be announced from Butwal on Monday.
Landless and squatter residents had also demonstrated in Butwal on April 24, demanding that they not be displaced without an alternative.
