A transport blockade in Simara, Nepal persists despite a five-point agreement intended to address the outrage over the rape and murder of a three-year-old girl. The agreement outlines provisions for family relief, prosecution of those involved, and investigation into alleged police negligence. However, the victim’s family has rejected the deal, stating it is insufficient. They are specifically demanding the presence of the Home Minister to directly address their concerns and ensure accountability. The ongoing protest has severely disrupted transportation in the region. Negotiations are at a standstill while the family awaits direct engagement from higher authorities. The situation highlights deep distrust in the handling of the case and the pursuit of justice for the victim.