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6 points agreement between the government and the victim's family in the Dewanganj incident, the deceased will be declared a martyr

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Biratnagar. The government and the victim's family have reached an agreement on 6 points regarding the shooting that took place on 10th July in Kaptanganj, Dewanganj rural municipality-3 of Sunsari. A written agreement was signed between Home Minister Sudhan Gurung and both victims' families on Friday morning.

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