If the demand is not met, we will break the talks with the government: Durga Prasai

Kathmandu. Campaign coordinator Durga Prasain has warned that if the government does not address their demands, they will break the talks and go on strike. In a program held in Kathmandu on Sunday, he said that the government has been formally informed about the demand and said that people with like-minded people should unite and put pressure on it.

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