Demonstrators say the government’s compensation process is leaving many victims excludedVictims of the Nepalese finance co-op fraud have staged fresh demonstrations in Kathmandu to demand the immediate return of their deposits. The rally, under the banner under the banner of the National Campaign for Cooperative Depositors Protection, also calls for a reliable plan to secure their funds, reports Nepal News. They carried copies of previous agreements signed with the government, and voiced frustration that ministers are discriminating between small and large depositors in the refund process. Related: Fallout continues from Nepal’s co-op scandalAround 76,000 depositors of troubled co-operatives are owed approximately Rs46bn (£224m, US$300m) in total, say officials. Most of these are small depositors, with less than Rs500,000; those with more than Rs500,000 are classified as large depositors.