On the afternoon of September 8 last year, Rashik Khatiwada stood near Nepal’s parliament building, surrounded by hundreds of others rallying against corruption and unemployment, holding up a piece of paper that read: “FUCK THE SYSTEM!”.On the afternoon of September 8 last year, Rashik Khatiwada stood near Nepal’s parliament building, surrounded by hundreds of others rallying against corruption and unemployment, holding up a piece of paper that read: “FUCK THE SYSTEM!”. On the afternoon of September 8 last year, Rashik Khatiwada stood near Nepal’s parliament building, surrounded by hundreds of others rallying against corruption and unemployment, holding up a piece of paper that read: “FUCK THE SYSTEM!”.
