Ex-Vice President Bhim Rawal, who was expelled by CPN-UML, has proposed to form a party called 'Matrubhumi Jagran Abhiyan, Nepal' with nationalist aims.

Rawal proposed the name of the party as an alternative power while publishing the brief information of the party on his Facebook page on Thursday.

Considering the sensitive geopolitics of Nepal and the overall situation, he said that it is inevitable to move ahead with the interests of the people with a patriotic spirit.

'The international situation and the role of powerful nations should seriously understand the effect that Nepal can have on Nepal, and the independent personality of Nepal should be enlightened and strengthened in the international world. For this, there is a need for a necessary review, review and extensive reforms and changes in all areas of national life including politics, economy, socio-cultural aspects,' Rawal said, 'Considering these things, all honest and patriotic Nepalis living in the country and abroad and all political Together with party members, workers and leaders, Matrubhumi Jagran Abhiyan, Nepal has been proposed for building a suitable national political alternative He has expected the participation, support and cooperation of groups and individuals who want prosperity.

Rawal has put forward 11 objectives for forming Matrubhoomi Jagran Abhiyan. "The aim of the campaign is to create a broad public opinion in favor of Nepal's sovereignty, independence, integrity, self-respect and interests and the rights, interests, development and prosperity of the Nepali people," he said, "based on the principles of the Charter of the United Nations, non-alignment and Panchsheel, and world peace. I am about to establish a party to make the public aware of the importance of Nepal's independent foreign policy He said that the additional purpose of the campaign is to create support and support, to conduct in-depth discussions and debates on important issues such as the form of government, the structure of the state, the electoral system, the economy, governance and administration, and the public welfare system.

Rawal has said that it is necessary to establish a party to create a strong public opinion for the end of distortions, corruption, and arbitrary activities in politics and state management and against the interests of the country and the people. "It is necessary to establish the legal regime, law, system and method strongly and to make people aware of it to end the wrong ideas and practices," he said. It is necessary to make the party broad and strong.'  He stated that the process and structure of the organization of