Jaspa Nepal's first convention: "Change in crisis from political power"

Upendra Yadav, president of Jaspa Nepal, said that no reform and development can take place without the end of discrimination and inequality. "Because of 10 percent of the handful of families, the country is the poor of the poor". More than two-thirds of the people are backward, how does development happen in the country?'' Yadav said, 'Even though Nepal is a poor country in the world with many sources of development, it is a

.' He argued that if the state and leadership improve, no one will have to go out of Nepal, if the excesses and injustices done to farmers and workers end, the country and the people can become self-sufficient again. He said that his role is now that of the opposition and he will continue to fight for the rights of the people from the streets to the House. He expressed his gratitude to the socialist leaders and thinkers who came from countries including India, Malaysia and Spain.

Since then, Madhav Kumar Nepal, president of the United Samajwadi Party, has said that Upendra Yadav-led Jaspa Nepal is moving ahead amid challenges. He also asked Jaspa Nepal to move forward together as they have a common mind. Now is the exam time for JSP. Upendraji has not earned his footing," said the former Prime Minister of Nepal while speaking at the opening ceremony of JSP Nepal's first convention, "Upendraji has struggled to face all the challenges inside and outside the party. We were together in the union and state government. We are together in Samajwadi Morcha.'

President Nepal also invited JSPA Nepal to move forward together as it has the same idea and mind. We have to move forward together. There is nothing else that prevents us from walking together when thoughts and minds are united," President Nepal said, "The trend of selfishness, individualism, jealousy and anger has increased in politics.

Congress Vice President Dhanraj Gurung said that any attempt to blacken the Federal Democratic Republic from anywhere would not be tolerated. He suggested that there should be a clean competition between the parties to strengthen the federal democratic republic as there is bitter competition between the parties.

"Federal Democratic Republic must be strengthened". There should be co-existence between the parties," Congress Vice President Gurung said, "but one party splits the other party for the post. There is a tendency to split the established party and make its house higher.'

He said that JSP Nepal is moving forward amid the challenges and said that it is unfortunate for politics to split the party to maintain power. The leader of RPP Nepal, Wise Tamang, said that the party should move forward by learning lessons from the breakup. "Who knows the greatest pain of brokenness except the RP," he said, "therefore, we should move forward by turning brokenness into strength." Upendraji has an influence on national politics . He has been trampled many times.'

Similarly, Swarnim Wagle, Vice President of Rashtriya Swatantra Party in the convention said that his party agrees with all the agenda of political change. He said that the problems seen in the constitution should be corrected by taking the provisions of the constitution. "We only got involved in political slogans." If we don't deliver to the people, there will be a problem,' he said, 'not by exposing individuals and parties, but by identifying the mistakes of the system and correcting them.'

He also wished that the convention would give JSP Nepal new energy. UML politburo member Leela Shrestha wished Jaspa Nepal a successful first congress. LOSPA Senior Vice President Jitendra Sonal said that there are signs of destroying the federal democratic republic and said that the Madhesi people should join the movement again to make the federalism strong and empowered.

"With the passage of time, the supporters of federalism have become weak". At this time, the voice of destroying all the agenda of change is being heard in Kathmandu,' LOSPA leader Sonal said, 'This is a bell of crisis for the power of change. The irony is that those who advocate federalism are in power, but the province has been made weak and jobless. The movement for federalism is incomplete. It should be completed soon.'

Upendra Yadav, president of the party, inaugurated the first convention of Jaspa in Janakpur, Nepal, which started on Monday afternoon. Cultural dances and songs of Sherpa, Tamang, Gurung, Mithila and Bhojpuri regions were also presented in the inaugural session. Even in the scorching heat, JSPA Nepal supporters from all over the country were sitting in the huge pandal built at Tiruhutia Ganchi in Janakpur, the venue of the convention.

Former Chief Minister of Madhesh Province, Saroj Kumar Yadav, while congratulating the convention, said that federalism and inclusion came in the country on the foundation of Jaspa's movement and said that all parties should be alert as the game to end federalism is going on. Until three days ago, I was the Chief Minister of Madhesh Province. Nothing could be done except waving the car and the flag," said Yadav, "Union government was never realistic about federalism. The thought of the association that says it will happen but does nothing is seen.'

There are about two thousand delegates participating in the convention. Jaspa Nepal's convention, which will run from May 28-30, will elect a new leadership. Upendra Yadav is seen as the party president. It is seen that there will be competition in other positions. JSP Nepal's central committee election is scheduled for Wednesday.

The election of 20 officers including the president will be held from the convention. The convention will elect a president, a co-president, five vice presidents, two general secretaries, three deputy general secretaries, seven secretaries and a treasurer and 211 central members and executive members. Among the seven secretaries, there will be one person from each of the seven provinces as it is arranged on the basis of provincial clusters.