Local Leader Demands 'Three Shades of Grey' Elimination, Pressures Government
A protest convoy led by local leader Kamnan Mano arrived at Government House demanding the elimination of 'three shades of grey'—foreign elements, politicians, and officials. They also called for an immediate reduction in fuel prices.
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