Parsa, Dec 25: National president of the Tarai Madhes Democratic Party (TMDP), Mahantha Thakur has said the main conflict in the country at present is between the forces that support the constitution amendment and those that do not want to ‘give’ rights.
Speaking in a programme organised by the party at Ram Gadgawa in Birgunj on Saturday, he opined that the country would head towards development when the existing discrimination is put to an end by providing equal rights to all communities as according to him conflict among the different communities and classes of people wull remain as long as there is discrimination in the country.
He reiterated that no election would hold meaning unless the issue of province delineation was settled. Leader Thakur added that it would be possible to hold the election only when the province demarcation issue is resolved by increasing the wider-acceptability of the constitution, passing the constitution amendment bill that is registered in the parliament.
Party spokesman Bimal Prasad Sribastav accused the UML of trying to disenfranchise the Madhesi, indigenous nationalities, dalit, women and Muslims. RSS
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