According to the Trust's staff members, the clinic provides free medical treatment to around 37,000 registered gas tragedy survivors suffering from various ailments due to the exposure to Methyl Isocyanate (MIC) gas that caused the tragedy.
The protesters said the Trust receives donations from India and abroad for the free services and the average expenditure incurred annually for treatment of gas victims is around Rs 3.5 crore.
They alleged that due to the government's ban on the Trust's FCRA registration, the foreign funding has stopped and the Trust is facing a severe financial crisis.
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