The newly formed Samajwadi Front has concluded that the country has reached a difficult situation and the work of prosperity has not progressed.

In the meeting of the front held at the central office of the United Socialist Party last week, the country's past was reviewed, and it was decided that the crisis will deepen if the future program is not logical and practical. The leadership did not show interest in important issues including the failure to act according to the principles of socialism, the neglect of the constitutional provisions. 

Keeping in mind the whole point of socialism, the ability to solve the problems of innocent people by pointing the finger at the government, is it necessary to try to spread the struggle across the country while being with the parties affiliated to the strong front? In other words, we have all been pressed by the country's inconsistencies and problems. Shouldn't Samajwadi Morcha come out strongly against the government in the painful situation of Madhesh province and other places where rice is not being planted and the government has not paid attention to increasing irrigation facilities? 

There is no role of Morcha to solve problems such as crying of cooperative victims, visit visa case, human trafficking, corruption involving ministers, youth migration etc.? To solve the problem of corruption seen in central, state and local governments, can't the front be presented as a storm? When the social and economic condition of the country is deteriorating due to step-by-step government mismanagement, will the country be transformed by struggle and political upheaval without paying attention to it? If the old lessons of socialism are being memorized, will the foundation be ready to push the poor people's hand?