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The nine-day protest against loan sharking has been suspended after the government and representatives of loan-sharking victims reached a nine-point agreement on Friday. The "Justice March" on foot, which began from Tritiyagachhi in Janakpur on July 9, had reached Nijgadh in Bara, where an initial understanding was reached with Home Minister Sudan Gurung on July 16 to form formal negotiating teams in Kathmandu.
Preparations are underway to sign the written agreement by formalizing the verbal commitment reached between the government team and representatives of loan shark victims at Simara on Wednesday, according to the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers.
The Farmers–Workers Movement Against Loan Sharking formed a six-member negotiation team on Thursday to hold formal talks with the government. The committee, led by movement coordinator Awadhesh Kushwaha, includes Manoj Kumar Paswan, Rijan Rana Magar, Laxmi Ghimire, Kiran Pariyar and Nirga Naveen, chair of the Joint People's Rights Front.
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