Party unification between the two political parties centered on Terai-Madhes, the Janmat Party and the Civil Liberation Party, has almost reached its final stage. The leaders of both sides have been in continuous discussions in recent days to finalize the unity process.

Leaders say that by uniting both the parties, initiatives have been taken for unity by raising national issues and people's issues in a strong manner. The working group formed by both the parties for integration is meeting at various stages and trying to find a point of agreement. The leaders have said that phased discussions are being held at the working group and the top leadership level.

Janmat Party Vice President Abdul Khan said that the internal and multilateral discussions are going on intensively to finalize the party's unification and that the party's unification will be announced within the next Baisakh 15.

'Discussions are going on to finalize the unity process by the 15th of Baisakh,' he said, who is also the coordinator of the working group formed on behalf of public opinion. Currently, the work of writing the party's constitution is going on, only the office bearers of the party are left to be finalized. According to

coordinator Khan, in the first week of Baisakh, the unified constitution will be passed by the respective central committees and the party unification will be announced in the second week. The leaders have been working for party unification for two months. This process has gained momentum after the formation of a working group by both parties. 

Civil Immunity Party President Ranjita Shrestha informed that discussions are underway to conclude the party integration process soon. According to her, Discussions are being held at the working group level and the finalization of the working group will be given. "Discussions are being held at the working group level to finalize the party merger, according to the decision, the top leaders of both parties will finalize the party merger," President Shrestha said.

Janmat Party spokesperson Dr. Sharad Singh Yadav also said that the party integration process has reached its final stage. "The meeting and discussion of the working group formed by both parties for party unification is going on," he said, "some things have been roughly agreed upon, for example, the party's name, leadership and officials have been roughly agreed upon." Party integration will be completed by completing the rest of the issues at the level of the working group.'

According to the initial agreement, the name of the party, the flag of the party, and the leadership of the party have also been agreed upon. The leaders claim that Sike Raut, the current chairman of the Janmat Party, will be the chairman of the party formed after the merger, and Ranjita Shrestha, the chairman of the Civil Liberties Party, will be the co-chairman.

'We have entered into the party integration, the name of the party, flag, election symbols, officials including the chairman have been roughly agreed upon. The lower level structures of the party, including the secretariat and the central committee, can be adjusted gradually,' said Dr. Sharadsingh Yadav, spokesperson of the Janmat Party, who is also a member of the working group.

The People's Liberation Party formed a working group in the third week of February last for the integration with the Civil Liberation Party, while the Civil Liberation Party formed a working group recently. In the working group formed on behalf of the Janmat Party, under the coordination of Vice President Khan, party spokesperson Dr. Yadav and Bal Gobind Chaudhary are members.

Similarly, a working group has been formed under the coordination of leader Gangaram Chaudhary on behalf of the Civil Liberties Party. Sunita Chaudhary and Ramlal Dagaura Tharu are members of the working group. 

Janmat Party Spokesperson Yadav said that after the party's unification, the identitarian forces and tribal communities can unite and strengthen their case.