Speaking at a press conference, Chairman Raut said that work is being done on agendas including employment and that the country and provinces cannot develop properly unless they have fully autonomous provinces.
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The Janmat Party has made public its main agenda, including the 'Right to Reject' and 'Right to Recall', for the upcoming House of Representatives elections to be held on Falgun 21. Addressing a press conference in Rajbiraj on Saturday, party chairman Dr. Chandrakant (CK) Raut made the announcement, including the agenda that a new republic is the solution for the country.
The agenda includes the provision of an elected executive president and chief minister, experts running ministries, MPs and CA members not becoming ministers, no vote in parliament, and the ability to make laws through referendums. The agenda also mentions that judges will be appointed and elected instead of party affiliation, and the heads of constitutional bodies including the commission will be directly elected.
Speaking at a press conference, Chairman Raut said that work is being done on agendas including employment and that proper development of the country and provinces cannot take place unless there are fully autonomous provinces. Targeting the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), Raut accused the parties opposing the federalism, provinces and citizenship bills of creating a character to garner votes in Madhesh and trying to erase the achievements of the Madhesh rebellion. Raut, who is also a candidate from Saptari-2, also claimed that his party will win 20-25 seats.
