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Land disputes and evictions highlight struggles of landless and encroachers

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The cluster of articles highlights ongoing struggles related to land ownership and eviction. In Pokhara, illegal commercial structures on Amar Singh Secondary School land were removed after nearly three decades of encroachment, following a court ruling in favor of the school. Meanwhile, a hunger strike continues in Nepalgunj, demanding justice for Nirmala Kurmi, who was murdered in 2020, with activists alleging government procrastination in bringing the case to court.

  • Illegal commercial structures on Amar Singh Secondary School land in Pokhara Metropolitan City were vacated after a court ruled in favor of the school.
  • Activists are continuing a hunger strike in Nepalgunj, seeking justice for Nirmala Kurmi, who was murdered in 2020, alleging that the police and Government Attorney’s Office have delayed taking the case to court.
  • The Nirmala Kurmi case involves allegations of conspiracies to seize her land after her husband's death, followed by the mysterious deaths of her sons and her own murder.
  • The eviction of structures from Amar Singh Secondary School land followed multiple notices and a final agreement after a court verdict affirmed the school's ownership.

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