Kathmandu, Nov. 3 -- Dr Govinda KC, who has been on a hunger strike for six days demanding reforms in medical education and healthcare, has vowed to continue his protest until the government addresses his demands. The campaigner rejected the government's appeal to end his fast, with the Ministry of Education and Sports claiming that most of his demands have either been fulfilled or are being addressed.

The ministry issued a statement on Monday outlining the progress made on KC's six demands.

In a response on Tuesday, KC accused the government of taking decisions that contradict the principles of good governance and social justice. Rather than implementing the agreement reached with him on July 27, the government had made decisions going...