The sit-in by five student organizations in front of the Rector's office of Tribhuvan University has ended after a week, while the lockdown in 3 institutions continues. The student organization, which is close to the Maoist center, along with the All-Revolutionaries, staged a dharna at the entrance to the office of Rector Khadge KC, demanding 10 points.

Dinesh Ayer, President of All Revolutionary University Unit, said that the sit-in was suspended after an agreement with the Directorate of Student Welfare. Integrated Socialist Near Aneraswaviyu,  All Sixth, Akhil Samajwadi and Nepal Samajwadi Students Union have staged a dharna. Due to the sit-in, Rector KC was also hindered from visiting the office. Act said that the sit-in was suspended after the university was ready to meet the demand.

The students' organization put forward the demand that campus and departmental heads should be appointed without any involvement, that the report on land acquisition of the University should be made public and implemented, morning and day classes should be conducted in the department, internships should be arranged for students, and service commission advertisements should be opened immediately.

Trivi has committed to amend the procedure that hinders the appointment of the best on the basis of merit, to write to the government to publish the report on land, and to take action against those found guilty of losing answer sheets. Prior to that, the ruling party UML, near Aneraswaviyu University President Siddhant Bhatt, staged a dharna at the main door of the Vice-Chancellor's office. Trivi had agreed on 36 points with Bhatt on 14th of January. He had protested before the 35-point demand . Vice-Chancellor Kesharjung Baral and other officials and President Samik Badal of ANERASWVIU were agreed upon.

Student organizations, including All Revolutionaries, have been locked down for three weeks in 3 bodies of the university. They locked the Central Campus, General Administration Division of the Registrar's Office and the office of the Independent Students' Union. Demanding an investigation into the issue of raising parking fees in the NPL tournament, they have locked up these bodies . The lock made by the same group in the physics department was opened last week. After agreement with the

department, the lock has been opened . Ayer said that due to the fact that the concerned parties did not agree to investigate the fees illegally collected in the NPL competition, they were forced to maintain the lockout. "Talks and discussions have taken place, but it has not happened," he said.