Madhesh political parties have formed a working group for unity and cooperation. The meeting of the eight Madhesh political parties held at Singha Durbar on Thursday decided to form a working group to create an atmosphere of cooperation and unity.

Laxmanlal Karna from the Democratic Samajwadi Party, Sharad Singh Yadav from the Janamat Party, Mohammad Istiyak Rai from the Janata Samajwadi Party, Gangaram Chaudhary from the Civil Liberties Party, Shivji Yadav from the Janata Pragatisheel Party, Shri Vajrakishor Singh from the Terai Madhesh Democratic Party are in the working group.  It is said that the name of the national liberation led by Rajendra Mahato has yet to come for the

task force. It is said that the working group will also collaborate to create a common opinion on national issues including constitutional amendment . We have decided to prepare an environment of front, alliance or cooperation so that the party with similar ideas can move forward with similar ideas in the future. Accordingly, a working group of eight parties has been formed with one leader from each of the eight political parties," said Manish Suman, spokesperson of Janata Samajwadi Party, Nepal. We look forward to further strengthening our cooperation. The working group will decide the alliance or the front . Then we build the necessary code of conduct for that . Then we write a document of similar ideas . We will also coordinate the upcoming meeting . Let's move forward making the same assumption . The goal is unity but it cannot be said now.'

Similarly, Suman informed that the meeting also decided to oppose the land ordinance issued by the government. The meeting accused the government of trying to displace the Madhesi, Janjati and tribal communities by bringing an ordinance related to land. Mentioning that the current government has adopted a monopoly system, Suman said that the Madhesh parties cannot be positive about it. 

'Among the five ordinances issued by the government, the most serious land ordinance became . In which the President issued four ordinances once. After understanding the land ordinance, he did it . Our eight-party alliance has drawn serious attention to that. We are also studying it. After submitting it to the parliament, we will present our views,' said Suman, 'Generally speaking, now, this idea of ​​centralism is an ill-advised attempt to form another central structure in the name of immigration by displacing the Madhesi, tribal and tribal communities from their place. Our opinion towards the ordinance is not positive.''