MP Amresh Singh's question on the state's use of force, why are bullets always fired in Madhesh?

Kathmandu. Parliamentarian Amresh Kumar Singh, while drawing the attention of the parliament to the recent violent incidents in Terai (Madhesh), said that the state should prioritize dialogue and social development over the use of force to solve the problem.

Speaking at the meeting of the House of Representatives on Tuesday, he paid tribute to the four youths who lost their lives in recent incidents and expressed his condolences to the bereaved families. Speaking in Parliament, he expressed deep sorrow over the death of Omprakash Mehta who died on the spot and Jayprakash Mehta, Ravindra Mehta and Ganesh Yadav of Siraha who died during treatment.

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