Committee formed by Finance Minister to negotiate with microfinance victims
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Media Baaji
- Thu, 30 July 2026
Kathmandu. Finance Minister Dr Swarnim Wagle has formed a committee to negotiate with the agitating microfinance victims. Making a ministerial decision on Thursday, he formed a negotiation team under the coordination of Mahesh Acharya, Joint Secretary of the Ministry of Finance.
He also directed the committee to start talks with the victims today. The members of the committee are Law Ministry Joint Secretary Vinod Kumar Bhattarai, Home Ministry Joint Secretary Suresh Panthi and Nepal Rastra Bank Executive Director Ramu Paudel. Bolraj Acharya, Deputy Secretary of the Ministry of Finance, is the member secretary of the negotiation committee. The first meeting of the committee is currently being held at the Ministry of Finance. The meeting will start talks with the protesting microfinance victims today.
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