Biratnagar: Janata Samajwadi Party Chairman Upendra Yadav has said that he will move ahead by institutionalizing the achievements gained from the movement. Addressing an orientation program of the party in Biratnagar on Wednesday, Yadav said that the party would move ahead by institutionalizing the achievements of the Jana Andolan and Madhes Andolan as the forces were still active to reverse the achievements of the past.
Yadav claims that the country has regressed many times due to the failure to institutionalize the achievements of 2007 BS and 2046 BS. He said, "If the achievement of 2062/63 is not institutionalized, then regressive groups like KP Oli will start reversing it."
He said that the constitution would be modified by correcting the flaws in the constitution by institutionalizing the federal democratic republic that came from long sacrifices and agitation. He said that the constitution would be amended by institutionalizing federalism. "The current seven states are illegal and impractical. Ten states will have to be formed on the basis of the recommendations of the State Restructuring Commission. Without forming a federal state on the basis of identity and power, the rights of the Madhesi, Tharu, and Lambuwan tribes will not be established in the country. "The state must be restructured on the basis of identity," he said.
Referring to President Mahanta Thakur and Rajendra Mahato, Yadav remarked that some dishonest people had left the battlefield started by Jaspa and joined Oli. He said, “Mahanta Thakur & Co. went on to become a minister following Oli's unconstitutional and illegal move and ended up. Even yesterday, his only bet was to become a minister, the same character is seen today.
He accused Mahantha of breaking the agreement within two hours of signing the agreement, even though he agreed to make him the prime minister.
CPN (UML) Chairman KP Sharma Oli said that he fell because he was trying to become an elected dictator like Oli Hitler. But within a few days, fake nationalism was exposed, 'he said.
Speaking on the occasion, JSP senior leader Ashok Kumar Rai said that the Janata Samajwadi Party should move ahead by examining Nepali politics as international political interference in Nepali politics has increased. He said that they are involved in building power to connect Madhes and hills. "Some people went to Jaspa, I had to go." He said, "It is wrong to say, division."
Another leader, Mahendra Raj Yadav, said that the leaders who left the party had deviated from regression and right-wing ideology. He said, "People will not allow those whose morals have fallen into the slums."
