Kathmandu, July 25
Teams representing the government and medical education reform activist Dr Govinda KC are holding another round of meeting in their bid to find a meeting point on the controversial medical education law, on Wednesday.
Dr KC has been staging a fast-unto-death demanding formulation and implementation of the law as per recommendations forwarded by a panel led by educationist Kedar Bhakta Mathema for last 26 days.
The formal talks, however, had begun just on Tuesday only. Dr KC earlier had been demanding that he would not hold talks with the team led by employee as it does not have a full authority to deal with the issues.
The meeting was possible yesterday after some political leaders mediated and both sides showed some flexibility consequently.
Both sides had claimed that the discussions held yesterday were positive. They even said they could forge an agreement today itself, thereby paving the way for the end of Dr KC’s strike.
