The Zenjis' sit-in at Maitighar

Kathmandu. The Genjis staged a sit-in at Maitighar demanding justice, rehabilitation and legal protection for the victims of the Genji movement.

They also demand that a council should be formed to manage the families and the injured. After the Genji movement, Genjis from different groups have been coming to the Maitighar to protest like this every day.

Express

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