A three-member negotiating committee was formed
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The government has called the protesting Mohi farmers of Swargadwari Guthi for talks. The Ministry of Land Management, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation formed a three-member negotiation committee on Tuesday and called the aggrieved Mohi farmers for negotiations.
This ministry has drawn serious attention to the movement taking place in Maitighar in Kathmandu in the name of Swargadwari Guthipidit Mohi Kisan Sangharsh Samiti. In this regard, requesting that the ministry has already taken the necessary action to implement the agreement reached in the past,' the statement issued by the spokesperson of the ministry, Ganesh Prasad Bhatt, said, 'We sincerely invite the struggling parties to come to the dialogue to address the issues raised during the agitation through dialogue.' It is mentioned in the release that a three-member negotiation committee has been formed for the
talks on behalf of the ministry under the coordination of Joint Secretary Madan Koirala, Deputy Secretary Mahendra Prasad Sankhi and Guthi Sansthan's Legal Officer Janak Pokharel. The ministry has also asked the conflicting parties to form their official negotiation team to come to the talks.
