Chief Minister Yadav urged the people of the state not to be instigated by Madhesh party and leaders
Janakpur. Chief Minister of Madhesh Province Saroj Kumar Yadav has addressed the people of the province. On Saturday morning, at his private residence in Janakpurdham, he presented a speech for the people of the state to the journalists. In his address, Chief Minister Yadav asked all the people of the state to be aware as the Madhesh leaders and parties are engaged in the power game. He said that the Madhesh parties do not care about the people and the state. He said that because the Madhesh parties were giving more problems to the common people and the poor in the name of the movement, this made their intentions clear.
Chief Minister Yadav says that those who beat employees and insult the national flag cannot be people's representatives. He said that it is necessary for the Madhesi people to understand which parties are real development lovers and which are the obstacles to development. He said that since the MPs and leaders of the JSP and LOSPA were beating up the security personnel, when the security personnel themselves are unsafe, it is possible to estimate how safe the people of the province are.
Chief Minister Yadav questioned how the election will be held in such a situation and how the federal government can guarantee that the election will be held. Former Chief Minister Jitendra Sonal said that he is still sitting on the Chief Minister's chair and has not yet returned his residence and vehicle. Chief Minister Yadav claimed that since the Madhashist parties have no agenda for the election, they are playing with the common people in the name of Madhesh and Madheshi.
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