The rally started from Jaspa Nepal's party office at Khaira Chowk in Jaleshwar and reached the Municipal Chowk and turned into a corner meeting.
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Janata Samajwadi Party (JSP) Nepal has demonstrated in Jaleshwar demanding the return of the Land Bill. Leaders and activists of Jaspa protested against the government on Sunday, demanding the withdrawal of the bill that would make Madhesh a desert by clearing forests and forests.
The rally started from Jaspa Nepal's party office at Khaira Chowk in Jaleshwar and reached the Municipal Chowk and turned into a corner meeting. Addressing the meeting, Jaspa Nepal General Secretary Ram Kumar Sharma alleged that the Oli-led government is undemocratic and that the government is trying to desert Madhesh by introducing the Land Bill.
'The government of the UML-Congress alliance, which made a commitment to amend the constitution, maintain good governance, and solve the unemployment problem, has backed away from its commitment and brought an anti-Madhesh bill to end the existence of Madhesh,' General Secretary Sharma said, 'The land related bill brought by the government led by KP Sharma Oli has prepared to hand over land to the land mafia by stealing and cutting down forests.' .
Similarly, Jaspa Nepal treasurer and state MP Surita Sah accused the anti-Madhesi government of bringing a land-related bill to end federalism and make Madhesi a minority. Jaspa leaders Surendra Yadav, Harinarayan Yadav and others said that the land bill cannot be accepted as it is against the interests of Madhesh and Madheshi.
The leaders have also accused the government of trying to trap Jaspa Nepal president Upendra Yadav in the Gaur incident because they did not support the bill.
