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NC calls for implementation of deal inked with Dr. KC



KATHMANDU: The main opposition party Nepali Congress (NC) has welcomed the agreement reached between the government and Dr. Govinda KC.

NC spokesperson Bishwa Prakash Sharma on Sunday issued a statement welcoming the deal.

He stressed on the need for continuous vigilance to prevent the violation of the agreement.

Although the government’s attitude towards KC’s strike has been negative from the beginning, it has been pleasant to reach an agreement through discussions, he added.

Sharma also stressed on the need to implement the agreement.

Earlier today, Dr. KC ended his 19th hunger strike following an eight-point agreement with the government last night.

KC drank juice offered by a sanitation worker 46-year-old Bikash Nepali to break his hunger strike on the 28th day at TU Teaching Hospital, Maharajgunj.

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