Madhesh-focused political leaders have expressed that their meeting with Prime Minister Balendra Shah was positive and the government is serious about solving the regional issues.
Discussion with PM Yields Positive Outlook
Leaders of Madhesh-centered political parties said that their meeting with Prime Minister Balendra Shah went very positive. After the discussion held on Friday at Prime Minister office in Singha Durbar, they mentioned they are happy with the government’s initiation to solve the current problems.
The leaders gave various suggestions to Prime Minister about recent issues happening in some districts of Terai. They said the Prime Minister looked very sensitive and committed to solving these problems soon.
Suggestions for Long-term Solutions
After the meeting, Janamat Party Chairman Dr. CK Raut said that this is the first time Prime Minister has hold talks with Madhesh-centric parties. He said this is a very positive step and they have given good suggestions to solve the problems in Terai.
He added that the problems in Terai districts are not new. For long-term solution, they suggested to forming a Rapid Action Team. He also asked for regular briefings, increasing capacity of security forces, and community-level monitoring.
Action Against Guilty Demanded
Samir Miya Ansari, the founder chairperson of Muslim Commission, said that turning personal fights into communal disputes is very bad for country. He suggested Prime Minister to take strict action against guilty people and bring situation back to normal.
Also, Rastriya Mukti Party Chairman Rajendra Mahato urged Prime Minister to implement old agreements made with Madhesh. He requested for an unbiased investigation of the Sunsari incident and asked government to increase active role in solving Madhesh issues.
Many leaders like Dr. CK Raut, Mahanth Thakur, Rajendra Mahato, Lalbabu Raut, Samim Miya Ansari, Ram K Sharma, Prabhu Shah, Amaresh Kumar Singh, Sharat Singh Bhandari, and Jayakant Raut participated in the discussion.
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