RSP Whip Parivar Says Mandate Was to Improve Citizen Status, Not System
Kathmandu. Ruling party Rastriya Swatantra Party's Federal Parliamentary Party Whip Prakash Chandra Pariyar has said that the mandate received through the February elections was not to change the system but to change the condition of the citizens.
Speaking during the zero hour in the House of Representatives, Whip Pariyar claimed that even today, 100,000 Musahars in the Madhesh have not received citizenship in a republic that came on the foundation of people's revolution.
On the eve of the 19th Republic Day, Whip Pariyar stated that 6.6 million marginalized Nepalis including Dom, Chamar, Khatwe, Musahar in the Madhesh are still trapped in extreme poverty and discrimination, drawing the government's attention to change the condition of the poor, helpless, inaccessible, landless, disabled, women, Dalits, Karnalis, farmers and laborers first.
Whip Pariyar also extended his best wishes to the Nepali people on the occasion of the 19th Republic Day through his address.
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