A peaceful movement of genjis saying they are one when the country is in pain

Kathmandu. Even today, the Genjis continue their peaceful protest in Maitighar to fulfill their demands. Raising their voices in favor of their rights and demands, the members of the Genji community held a peaceful protest in Maitighar Mandla even today. They have warned that the government is not paying attention to the demand and will continue to create pressure.

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