The march, which began from Balkhu in Kathmandu on Monday, reached Tripureshwor-Shahid Gate-Shantiwatika and turned into a corner meeting.
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A march was held in Kathmandu on Monday against metered interest, microfinance and financial exploitation, and land inequality.
The march that started from Balkhu on Monday reached Tripureshwor-Shahid Gate-Shantiwatika and turned into a corner meeting.
The march, jointly organized by the Land Rights Movement, the Struggle Committee against Microfinance and Financial Exploitation, and the Farmers' Workers' Movement Against Meter Bills Nepal, attracted more than fifteen hundred people from various districts, informed Bikash Kami, a member of the secretariat of the Farmers' Workers' Movement Against Meter Bills Nepal.
'People from the eastern districts of the Terai, from Jhapa to Kanchanpur, have come. More than fifteen hundred people from Kathmandu, Gorkha, Tanahun, Kaski and Lamjung have attended,' said Kami. 'Only representatives who are members of the district committees of the movement have come to this movement. After the corner meeting, preparations are also being made to submit a memorandum to the government today.'
The corner meeting was also addressed by victims and Gen-G activists. Organizers said they had to pass the march after police instead of providing justice to the victims started arresting them.
