Microfinance borrowers have suspended their sit-in protest in Lalitpur after signing a 14-point agreement with the government, allowing 323 people to return back to their homes.
The microfinance borrowers who were protesting outside the Human Rights Commission office in Pulchowk, Lalitpur have finally stopped their sit-in. After the agreement, all of them have returned to their respective homes today.
This protest was suspended after a 14-point agreement was reached between government and the representatives of the borrowers during a talk held on Bhadra 6.
Protesters Return Home in Sajha Buses
To implement the agreement, the government arranged Sajha Yatayat buses at 8:50 AM today to send the borrowers back to their destinations. Total of 323 borrowers were bid farewell in 8 buses in the presence of officials from different government bodies.
The borrowers had come to the capital from various districts like Jhapa, Morang, Sarlahi, Mahottari, Sindhuli, Bara, Parsa, and Nawalparasi. They have now been sent back to their own home districts.
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