Demonstration at Maitighar demanding cancellation of river standards

Kathmandu. Non-judicial Roads and Rivers, Standards Victims Sangharsh Committee has protested in Maitighar Mandla of Kathmandu. On Thursday, they protested at Maitighar saying that the river cannot be dammed, people cannot be displaced in the name of standards. In addition, they have also demanded to cancel the river standards.

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