Kathmandu. Microfinance victims have accused the 5-point agreement reached between the Government of Nepal and the 'Struggle Committee Against Microfinance and Financial Exploitation' led by Maniram Gyawali of being a betrayal and anti-victim. The agreement was met with strong dissatisfaction at a press conference organized by the 'Farmers-Laborers Movement, Nepal Against Microfinance and Financial Exploitation' at Dialogue Dabali in the capital. Speaking at the program, movement chairman Ramesh Century said that Gyawali had reached an agreement with the government by deceiving the victims who have been struggling continuously for 5 years. He stated that the agreement, made by ignoring the...