संसदबाट बाहिर निस्कदै गर्दा उपेन्द्रको सनसनी जवाफ... (भिडियो) कांग्रेसकै सांसद् अघि उपेन्द्रले भने 'आज काँग्रेसको असली चरित्र देखियो
Chairman of Agitating Federal Socialist Forum Nepal Upendra Yadav blamed that government that it is trying to solve the problem by suppressing the fight of Madhesi citizens to gain rights.
After today’s meeting of Legislature-Parliament was blocked, while getting out chairman Yadav said to the news crew that different people are demanding for their rights but the ruling party is working with a different thought.
He demanded that it should be addressed in the constitution as per the agreement that recently happened. When he was asked about the statement quoted by one of the politicians of India about how 15 districts of Nepal should be joined with India, he replied that the Deputy Prime Minister is giving an irresponsible expression and said, ‘If someone is trying to take away the land of the country, either go to the border and fight or leave the chair.’
Towards the incident when Indian border police entered the Nepali land and shot bullets at the Nepali citizens, he stated that first the opinion of the Foreign Affairs should come out and f!ring bu*llets and people dying is a bad thing for every county’s citizen.
‘True face of Congress was seen’
While reacting to the questions of the reporters, Yadav also quoted that politician of Nepal Congress Ram Hari Khatiwada did not only seize the power of Madhesi party but also the dignity of the main opposition party. Yadav replied, ‘Today true face of Congress was seen.’
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