Various Gen-G groups have protested against the appointment of a relative by Chief Personal Secretary Adarsh Shrestha to the Prime Minister's Secretariat.
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Police have turned back a group of Gen-G members who were trying to enter Singha Durbar to meet Prime Minister Sushila Karki. On Tuesday, a Gen-G group including Miraj Dhungana tried to enter Singha Durbar.
But the police turned them away, saying it was a restricted area. SP Pawan Kumar Bhattarai, spokesperson for the District Police Range, Kathmandu, said that they were removed because they tried to enter the restricted area in numbers exceeding 60.
'It is prohibited to gather in groups of more than 5 people and raise slogans in this area. The group was turned away because they were protesting demanding to meet the Prime Minister,' SP Bhattarai said, 'However, no one has been taken into custody.'
Various Gen-G groups have protested against the appointment of a relative by Chief Personal Secretary Adarsh Shrestha in the Prime Minister's Secretariat.
The Gen-Gs had also reached the Prime Minister's Office on Monday to submit a memorandum. Karki left after the Gen-Gs reached Singha Durbar, the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers.
A group of Gen-Gs including Miraj Dhungana also tried to submit a memorandum to the Prime Minister on issues including the Chief Personal Secretary. However, they were not allowed to enter Singha Durbar because the Prime Minister did not give them time, so they returned by pasting the memorandum at the gate.
