Amresh Singh doing the Mechi-Mahakali Padayatra from Janakpur, 'Samaj Jodh should be' original message
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- Sun, 20 September 2026
Kathmandu. Rashtriya Swatantra Party RSVP MP Amresh Kumar Singh has announced that he will conduct the Mechi-Mahakali Padayatra with the aim of understanding Madhesh and connecting different regions of the country. In a meeting with the media in Janakpurdham on Sunday morning, Singh informed that he will start the padayatra from Janakpurdham on the day after the Chhath festival. According to him, the padayatra will begin after offering arghya on the day of Chhath at Gangasagar, Janakpurdham, birthplace of Sita.
He said that the main message of his walk was 'Society should be joined'. He is of the opinion that politics should become a means of connecting the society and moving forward for the prosperity of the country. He said that the way forward should also be focused on unity.
Singh mentioed that there is a need for change in the areas of '6 S' in Madhesh, namely education, health, roads, irrigation, security and sanitation. He said that during the walk, he would visit people's doorsteps and listen to their problems, expectations and suggestions.
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