Problem of citizenship to be solved

CPN (Maoist Center) Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said that the citizenship issue could not be resolved due to the CPN-UML.

Addressing an election rally held at Dhalkebar in Mithila Municipality of Dhanusha today, he said that the issue of citizenship has not been resolved as UML has not allowed the parliament to function. UML has not allowed the parliament to function. Debate has not been allowed in the parliament. Therefore, it is too late to solve the problem of citizenship. But now, as soon as the House opens, we will be the first to resolve the issue of citizenship, whether the UML agrees or not. ”

President Dahal said that it was a shame that the children could not get citizenship even though they were citizens. He also said that it would be addressed from the House.

 UCPN (M) Chairman Dahal, who is also a former prime minister, said that he would continue to fight for the rights of the Madhesi people till the end.

 Similarly, Chairman Dahal said that Madhes and Madhesi people have understood that the Maoist center is the friend of happiness and sorrow. Addressing the election meeting of Mithila Bihari Municipality of Dhanusha today, he said that he was able to become the Prime Minister for the second time by getting the votes of Madhesi people.

 He said, "The Madhesi community, the intellectuals are the bearers of this change and the Maoist center is the friend of the people's happiness and sorrow. Now there is a new consciousness and awakening everywhere." Chairman Dahal said that he fought from Madhes in the 2013 election and was elected after getting the votes of Madhesi people. He said, "I fought the 2013 election from Madhes. I was elected with the votes of the Madhesi people and I became the Prime Minister for the second time because of the votes of the Madhesi people." Now we are entering the third election process, in this election Madhes will have to set a new record, a new example. ”

 He called on the people not to be misled and claimed that no one but the Maoists could bring about a radical change in the country.