If Congress-UML tries to take away people's rights, we will go to street struggle: President Dahal

President Dahal warned that in such a situation, he would be forced to create public pressure by pulling a flag on the road again. In the program held by Pushpalal Memorial Foundation in Kathmandu on Saturday, he clarified that they want to amend the constitution to give more rights to the Nepali people and said that they will fight against the ruling parties who come with the intention of curtailing the rights of the people.

He alleges that the constitutional amendment that the two big parties are trying to do is trying to take away the rights obtained by the Nepalese people, to reverse them and to take the country back to the previous autocracy. President Dahal also said that such activities are not acceptable.

He said, 'Even now, what is clear is that it is not considered normal for the first and second parties of the parliament to get along. It is not even considered in the so-called parliamentary democracy. But now they are trying to practice it. This work is being done with the aim of moving to a two-party system. With the aim of amending the constitution. Some friends here said - There are three lines here. Not so. No one has said that the constitution should not be amended. We are also of the opinion that the constitution should be amended. Because women's rights or the rights of other oppressed communities and classes have not yet reached the Constituent Assembly. We are in favor of the amendment of the constitution as a party that has reservations, dissenting opinions, and a net of dissent that that right should be further increased. But our opposition to the regressiveness in the name of constitutional amendment is taking away the right that the Nepalese people have gained through great sacrifice and sacrifice.

He said that when he joined the opposition, he got a chance to go to the people again, and he said that he would also advance the efforts to bring all the communists together.