Demonstration of United Students' Organization in Trivim, march pass against the government

Kathmandu. In Tribhuvan University, the United Student Organization demonstrated with various slogans on Tuesday. They said let's unite against female student violence in educational institutions, campuses are not gold shops, send professors to universities not police, oi government oi, lose the school education bill? Pamphlets with slogans were displayed.

Madan Dhakal, the student leader of Akhil Krantikari, said that the march was passed as a protest on behalf of the United Students' Organization. He said, "People have been hit with high prices, squatters have been forced to live, national independence has not been protected." We have held protest meetings and marches to draw the government's attention to all these issues. Dhakal also said that programs and activities will be conducted in various campuses through the Independent Students' Union in the coming days.

Express

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