Meter-Interest Victims' 'Justice March' Enters Fifth Day Demanding Legal Reforms

Kathmandu. The 'Justice March' of meter-interest victims, which started from Janakpur on Asar 25, has entered its fifth day on Monday. They, who have walked on foot to Kathmandu to awaken the state and establish their rights, have put forward various demands to the government.

Hundreds of meter-interest victims are walking about 20 to 26 kilometers every day. Those seeking justice are carrying placards with slogans like 'Tear up the promissory notes silently' and 'No need to go to Kathmandu to demand rights'. Organizers have stated that this journey will not stop until it reaches Kathmandu unless their demands are met.