Bhairahawa (Rupandehi), Dec 17: Chairman of Federal Socialist Forum Nepal, Upendra Yadav, said federalism, republic and secularism were being jeopardized by the obstinate nature of political parties.
“Federalism, republic and secularism achieved through untiring struggle and sacrifices have are at risk due to the political parties who cling on their own stands instead of forging common understanding,” he said.
Yadav was speaking at a press conference in Lumbini on Friday.
The former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs also clarified that his party was against the constitution amendment bill registered at Legislature-Parliament, for it failed to incorporate wider interests.
He also claimed that the proposal was brought without consulting his party.
Chairman Yadav viewed that the statement issued by Indian Embassy in Nepal welcoming the amendment carried no significance.
Admitting that people of Karnali, Solukhumbhu and Sinja have been suppressed and are poorest than people of Madhes, he stressed the need for the State to focus on improving their living standards.
He also said consultations were on with Naya Shakti Nepal for forming a work alliance to give alternative to the country’s politics which is focused on a politics of region and religion, thereby focusing political crisis. RSS
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