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Landless Squatters Protest Evictions in Butwal, Demand Solutions

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Landless squatters and unmanaged settlers protested in Butwal, accusing the government of using bulldozers for evictions without providing alternative housing. Organized by the Rupandehi chapter of the Nepal Landless Squatters and Unmanaged Settlers Struggle Committee, the demonstration drew thousands into the streets, demanding long-term solutions instead of forced removals.

  • Protesters carried slogans such as “Give solutions, not bulldozers”, “No eviction without alternative settlement”, and “Land is our right”.
  • The demonstration began at Rajmarg Chauraha, passed through Milan Chowk and Hospital Line, and concluded with a gathering at Traffic Chowk.
  • The organizers stated the protest aimed to pressure government agencies to halt evictions of unmanaged settlers without alternative arrangements.
  • The demonstration temporarily disrupted traffic movement along several major roads in Butwal, with security personnel mobilized.
  • Participants demanded ensuring land rights and speeding up land management work.

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