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Fake Bhutanese Refugees Scandal
Kathmandu: Fraternal organizations of various political parties have started demonstrating in the streets as the debate of the fake Bhutanese refugee scandal is reaching its peak.
Similarly, the organization Nepal Student Union (NSU), close to the Nepali Congress Party, demonstrated in front of the Tri Chandra College on Sunday morning.
The students demanded speedy action against the people involved in the corruption related to the refugee scandal case. They went for a symbolic protest by wearing the dress of the prisoners.
(Glimpses of the Protest)
(Photos by Saroj Basnet)
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