Education Minister Sasmit Pokharel has faced significant backlash after claiming that 705 ropani of Tribhuvan University land has been recovered, despite evidence that no physical land has actually been vacated. While officials defend the announcement by citing letters of intent from occupants, university staff and students argue that the land remains under unauthorized control by various businesses and organizations.
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Education Minister Sasmit Pokharel has faced significant backlash after claiming that 705 ropani of Tribhuvan University land has been recovered, despite evidence that no physical land has actually been vacated. While officials defend the announcement by citing letters of intent from occupants, university staff and students argue that the land remains under unauthorized control by various businesses and organizations.
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